Oil Production
Pemex Crisis Deepens as Production Falls 25%, Losses Mount Despite $40B Bailout
Mexico's state oil giant faces simultaneous operational collapse and supplier payment crisis, threatening fiscal stability and complicating US energy security assumptions.
Alaska Oil Fields Draw Majors as Middle East Risk Reprices Energy Capital
Shell and ExxonMobil return to North Slope after decade-long absence as Iran conflict triggers historic reallocation toward domestically-controlled reserves.
Guyana’s ICJ Case Against Venezuela Tests Energy Security as LNG Markets Tighten
With 900,000 bbl/day at stake and global LNG supply down 20%, The Hague hearings will determine whether international law can protect the world's fastest-growing oil producer.
Exxon’s 300,000 Barrel-Per-Day Loss Exposes Supply Fragility as Ceasefire Masks Persistent Inflation Risk
Middle East conflict severed 6% of ExxonMobil's global output while Brent crude remains 35% above pre-war levels despite ceasefire, complicating Fed's inflation mandate as supply recovery drags.