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U.S. to Allow Dark-Fleet Tankers to Shed Sanctions, Wright Says

The Trump administration is authorizing the sale of sanctioned oil tankers in an effort to allow the vessels to start legitimately shipping crude, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said. The US government is working with investors who buy idled sanctioned tankers, refurbish them and use the ships to transport non-sanctioned oil,

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Supertanker Rates Fall from Record Highs

The cost of shipping oil on the largest tankers fell this week from record highs as demand eased following a wave of attacks on vessels in the Middle East and as the US considered easing sanctions on the so-called shadow fleet. Freight rates for supertankers, also known as very large

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Daily on Energy: Permitting reform watch

CONGRESS IS BACK NEXT WEEK, SO WHAT’S THE LATEST ON PERMITTING? In just one week, the Senate is expected to hold a preliminary vote on the bipartisan permitting reform bill, commonly known as BAAJA. Environmental and climate organizations are lobbying Democrats to vote against the legislation, while clean energy groups

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WEEKLY UPDATE

NATURAL GAS WEEKLY UPDATE (Week Ending 10-30-26)

Market Highlights:   Natural gas storage                            Net injections into storage totaled 80 Bcf for the week ending October 23, compared with the five-year (2021–2025)

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Preston Pipe Report – October 2026

(by Paul Vivian and Rick Preckel, (www.prestonpipe.com) – Market Monitor – The Dallas Fed’s 3rd Quarter Energy Survey was released at the end of September

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