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By Sharon Kimathi (Reuters) — Today’s newsletter continues from last week’s focus on data centers and we’ll be looking at some of the innovative startups that aim to solve their high energy and water consumption. As a brief refresher, last week’s newsletter explored the governmental policies and initiatives around the
S&P Global Energy says oil above $100 and restricted physical supplies are starting to curb Asian consumption, framing the pullback as demand curtailment rather than permanent destruction. Gulf Middle Eastern crude production has fallen to around 18.2 million barrels a day (per the report excerpt).
When the Middle East conflict spikes, most investors rush to oil stocks and crude futures. That reaction makes sense, but it can miss a trade that often becomes just as important when geopolitical risk hits a major shipping chokepoint: the companies that can make more money when moving oil become slower, riskier, and p
Global oil demand decreases while prices remain high, affecting energy stocks. Companies with strong balance sheets may be more resilient.