Author: Stu

IEA hypocritical about-face, and market impacts

IEA hypocritical about-face, and market impacts You won’t want to miss the global team of podcasters covering the IEA walking back its stances on oil and the huge impacts on international markets. David Blackmon, Tammy Nemeth, Irina Slav, and Stu Turley from all parts of the globe dig into why the IEA has reversed course, […]

U.S. Oil Giants Bet Big On European LNG Trading Strategies

In the wake of geopolitical shifts and Europe’s ongoing quest for energy security, U.S. oil supermajors are ramping up their presence in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market. Companies like ExxonMobil and Chevron are expanding their trading operations to capitalize on Europe’s demand for reliable, non-Russian gas supplies. This strategic pivot follows the playbook of […]

Warren Buffett Was Right About Wind Energy

Daily Standup Top Stories Warren Buffett Was Right About Wind Energy, and You Should Not Invest in It Without Tax Breaks and Subsidies September 20, 2025 Clark Savage In the world of renewable energy, few voices carry as much weight as Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett has long been candid […]

How Far Will The German Elite Go In Resisting The Winds Of Change?

ENB Pub Note: This is an excellent article from Andrew Korybko’s Newsletter on Substack. The German elite are not watching out for the country or its citizens. By trying to keep the AfD leader out of power, they are ensuring that at the end of the war, the Russian Gas will not be turned back […]

California faces a self-created oil and gas crisis. Lawmakers should consider these steps next

California lawmakers just passed legislation to support the oil and gas industry in an attempt to lower costs for consumers. Below, a business professor says the package is overdue but also a piecemeal approach for such a critical problem. The opposing view: an environmental scholar argues that making it easier to drill oil won’t lower gas […]

The Big Beautiful Bill: Tax Cuts, Markets and Energy Dominance

In this episode of Energy Newsbeat – Conversations in Energy, Stuart Turley welcomes Paul Auslander, CFP, and President of Seabridge Private Wealth, for a sharp, insightful dive into the economic and investment landscape following the passage of the “Big Beautiful Bill.” They unpack the bill’s impact on tax cuts, interest rates, energy dominance, and bond […]

Iraq’s Gas Deal Through Iran Blocked by U.S.

In a significant setback for Iraq’s efforts to address its ongoing energy crisis, the United States has blocked a proposed natural gas import deal that would have routed supplies from Turkmenistan through Iran. This decision, rooted in Washington’s stringent sanctions against Tehran, underscores the geopolitical tensions influencing global energy markets and leaves Iraq scrambling for […]

Warren Buffett Was Right About Wind Energy, and You Should Not Invest in It Without Tax Breaks and Subsidies

In the world of renewable energy, few voices carry as much weight as Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett has long been candid about the economics of wind power, famously stating that his company invests in wind farms primarily because of the lucrative tax credits they provide. “We get a […]

The Grid Crisis No One’s Ready For – ENB Weekly Recap

Weekly Daily Standup Top Stories America’s Grid is Nearing Its Breaking Point September 14, 2025 Clark Savage The United States’ power grid, once a marvel of 20th-century engineering, is now teetering on the edge of collapse. As demand surges from emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, data centers, and electric vehicles, an aging […] $14 Trillion Stock Rally […]

Rising Natural Gas Costs Make Wind and Solar More Expensive, Too

ENB Pub Note: This article is from the Energy Bad Boys on Substack. Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling are fantastic energy thought leaders and we highly recommend subcribing to their Substack. They make some great points, and yet I am still shocked at everyone’s thought processes, which suggest that wind and solar are cheaper. They […]