Bolivia’s Gas Decline Drives Fuel Imports and Economic Strain
Shrinking gas output and limited diversification are raising Bolivia’s import costs as subsidy cuts and financing needs test household budgets.
Shrinking gas output and limited diversification are raising Bolivia’s import costs as subsidy cuts and financing needs test household budgets.
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New imaging methods are renewing interest in Norway’s poorly explored western Norwegian Sea, though resource scale and commercial viability remain unk...
Urenco USA has brought its sixth new centrifuge cascade online, adding to a project that aims to lift U.S. enrichment capacity as reactor fuel demand...
Six countries agreed to cut transfer delays and simplify tariffs and customs along CASCA+, aiming to improve the corridor’s cost competitiveness.
A planned U.S. delegation to Samarkand will test whether regional priorities can turn into funded projects amid water and infrastructure constraints.
The IEA is speeding up more than 20 million barrels of diesel, while refinery disruptions and reduced Russian output keep fuel supply strained.
The CBI wants a higher employer National Insurance threshold and lower electricity costs, as firms weigh hiring and investment against Budget uncertai...
NABEP says output has topped 200,000 barrels a day, while new rigs target further gains from existing Venezuelan fields.
U.S. crude inventories fell to 415.6 million barrels, while distillate stocks remained 12% below their five-year average.
Disrupted Hormuz shipments leave Pakistan facing winter gas shortages and more than $1 billion in LNG costs, with spot cargoes priced at double Qatar’...
TTF gas remains near its highest level since 2022, with EU storage at 74% and Middle East LNG flows about 80% below last year.
Fraunhofer ISE tested heat pumps at 320°F, a result that could help manufacturers assess their use for industrial hot water and steam.
China’s September passenger-car sales fell 28% year over year, while exports jumped 73.7% and accounted for 36% of manufacturers’ sales.
Gold has fallen about 5% from September highs, but strong ETF and central bank buying offers support as inflation data tests rate expectations.
Black Sea insurance costs have climbed from about $200,000 to $2.5 million per vessel, adding pressure to shipping economics as Bulgaria secures near-...
Dutch TTF futures reached €83 per megawatt-hour as Europe entered winter with storage below its 15-year average, despite faster injections.
WTI reached $93.78 and Brent $106.80 as attacks renewed Gulf supply concerns, while OPEC cut its 2026 demand growth forecast to 400,000 barrels per da...
Low coal stocks and weak hydropower are driving blackouts in India, cutting small steel mills’ operating hours and raising factory energy costs.
Energy led the S&P 500 in Q3, with refiners posting the strongest gains as tight diesel supply lifted fuel margins. Oil and gas producers diverged.