Michael Tighe

Donald Trump appears to have pulled off an unexpected victory at US Steel. But what’s in it for Japan's largest steelmaker? https://t.co/V9SsUtbcgw

The OPEC+ output boost will likely have little effect on trading since only about half of the headline figure reaches the market, writes @JLeeEnergy https://t.co/lrapV7obMq

Alberta's wildfire season rages just as its crude supplies run low because US tariff threats prompted a run on Canadian oil https://t.co/YHXQ27GraU

President Trump's deal allowing a New York wind farm in exchange for building a gas pipeline won't be easy to clinch, writes @JoeRyanNews https://t.co/y9X6MvOojL

A flurry of Chinese gas deals is a welcome sign for an industry concerned by falling imports into the No. 1 market, writes @danmurtaugh https://t.co/KT1njX3cNX

For foreign miners and traders, the era of shipping ever-larger quantities to China is over. But they can consider following the money, writes @cangsizhi https://t.co/xYAQnKkpHf

The success of Qatar’s multibillion-dollar LNG expansion hinges on competition with the US and the course of Chinese demand, writes @rakteem https://t.co/xU6wftDIZp

Nine years after voting to leave the European Union, Britain wants back in -- at least for carbon trading, writes @MathisWilliam https://t.co/23ADeYVNUi

The flurry of deals for gas plants in the US shows that it's cheaper to buy than build, writes @brianreports https://t.co/noS0lHqUdn

The IEA revised historical oil demand in Egypt and Nigeria, wiping out three years' worth of global stockbuilds, writes @JLeeEnergy https://t.co/XgGFMntVkr

South Korea's the builder of choice for big nuclear plants, and now it's going smaller to help meet insatiable power demand, writes @willwwade and @HEESU_LEE https://t.co/AODrmomUux

Gas traders say it's becoming cheaper for Europe to refill its underground storage sites, write @priazrocha and @a_shiryaevskaya https://t.co/UamVIcoESF

President Donald Trump’s visit to Gulf energy giants could send crude prices swinging, writes @oil_gs01 https://t.co/uTYLTayD6d

Californians are likely to see prices at the pump get even higher as the number of local refineries dwindles, writes @nathanrisser1 https://t.co/UNjlzYFiUl

It’s good for the planet and good for farmers, but sustainable aviation fuel struggles for momentum in the US, writes @KimChipman1 https://t.co/hpMMD8Qz98

It may be too soon to proclaim that shale’s best days are over, writes @Devikakrishnak https://t.co/iiFHjLQ4qL

Europe's road map for eliminating Russian gas still needs to give directions for finding replacement supplies, writes @johnainger https://t.co/U0Svv2mDYO