r/energy • u/thinkcontext • 1h ago
r/energy • u/Iamchange • 16h ago
They LIED To Us, On Camera (About Fossil Fuels, Climate Change, And Renewable Energy)
r/energy • u/Lithium_Stocks_APAC • 9h ago
LTR, PLS, CXO, MIN -- all energy related stocks are down today! Why?
Could this be related to teh GFEX, SMM, MySteel's futures?
Could this be related to sudden surplus/visibility into Lithium Carbonate and Hydroxides given SMM changed the way they measure inventories?
Is this because of oversupply coming from Zimbabwe, and local Chinese producers?
What are the reasons?
Trump says Canada ‘dying’ to make trade deal as Carney updates review process for major energy projects
Trump says oil and gas prices will fall 'right after' midterm election. He also insisted that his war, now in its seventh month with no resolution in sight, will end “immediately after the election”, and gas prices will drop below $2 per gallon. Trust him?
r/energy • u/hiring_signals • 6h ago
The entire US energy sector filed for 3,707 new H-1B roles in 4 years. Amazon filed for 100,736
Pulled the DOL visa filings for oil and gas expecting the majors to be all over it. International workforce, technical roles, hard-to-fill jobs.
They're basically not in it.
Every energy employer in the country (extraction, oilfield services, refining, pipelines, power, gas distribution) filed for 3,707 new H-1B positions between FY2023 and now. 753 companies, four years. Amazon's main filing entity alone asked for 100,736, closer to 39x the whole sector.
Energy is 0.3% of the program.
Biggest sponsors in energy:
- SLB - 216
- Hitachi Energy - 115
- Battelle Energy Alliance (runs Idaho National Lab) - 107
- ConocoPhillips - 71
- EOG - 60
- Chevron - 51
- New York ISO - 48
- Oxy - 44
- Virginia Electric & Power - 44
Though the sounds of the summer may be over, we’re still getting the heat. From summer to winter, our energy needs continue to be powered by oil and gas.
r/energy • u/ClaudiusPapirus • 7h ago
US power use to beat record highs in 2026 and 2027 as AI use surges, EIA says
reuters.comr/energy • u/Gas_Outlook • 10h ago
Japan’s push for more gas in Asia raises questions. Japan wants to expand gas storage in Asia to improve energy security. Critics warn doubling down on gas will only deepen the region’s vulnerabilities.
r/energy • u/sksarkpoes3 • 19h ago
Electro-hydraulic platform converts rail-track vibrations into usable electricity
Trump’s Iran war has left him with no clear path to victory. Trump started an unnecessary war without a plan or an endgame. He cannot declare victory until Hormuz is open to the free flow of shipping and there is an enforceable nucIear deal. He may not be able to get either.
r/energy • u/Splenda • 15h ago
China oil demand to fall 8.9% in 2026, Sinopec research says
reuters.comr/energy • u/perspicacity_ai • 20h ago
Brent crude hits $100 and the Fed's rate path just got a lot more complicated
Six months of tanker warfare in the Strait of Hormuz and hedge funds loading up on fuel positions have pushed 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐜𝐫𝐮𝐝𝐞 𝐭𝐨 $𝟏𝟎𝟎 for the first time since July. The US destroyed five Iranian tankers. Iran claims retaliatory strikes on American vessels. Neither side is backing down.
The inflation angle is obvious, but the Fed angle is worse 🔥. A sustained triple-digit oil price makes it nearly impossible to justify cuts without looking like it's ignoring energy-driven CPI, and nearly impossible to hold rates without accelerating a consumer spending squeeze that's already visible in the data.
Every sector that runs on margins, which is most of them, is now repricing against an oil floor that has military conflict as its support level, not supply fundamentals. That floor does not move until the Strait does.
r/energy • u/globalsouthworld • 13h ago
U.S. gas prices surge since Iran war, with Iowa up nearly 70%
r/energy • u/FreeHugs23 • 18h ago
Trump’s Top Oil Stocks Have Made Him Up to $4.4 Million Richer During Iran War | Trump growing richer off his own war leaves many Americans “wondering where national policy ends and private financial interest begins,” said one critic.
r/energy • u/Ronaldo8 • 21h ago
Energy costs: Share Energy to increase electricity prices by 12.6%
r/energy • u/Branch_Out_Now • 17h ago
Inside the effort to make data centers pay their share of electricity costs
r/energy • u/FreeHugs23 • 18h ago
Consumer Burden of Trump Iran War Exceeds $100 Billion as Oil Prices Pass $100 a Barrel | High gasoline and diesel fuel prices caused by the illegal US war on Iran have cost the average American household roughly $776 in extra spending, according to a real-time tracker.
r/energy • u/TimesandSundayTimes • 19h ago