Pop the champagne bottles, because the celebrations are in full swing. I’m honestly surprised there weren’t fireworks going off in the Tokyo Bay as cheers erupted and media headlines focused on...
In 1252, the Italian city-state of Florence minted the fiorino d'oro — the florin — containing 3.5 grams of pure gold. This coin became the most trusted currency in medieval Europe for 300...
About 20 years ago, 18 MIT scientists put their formidable minds together to answer one question — is EGS feasible? You can’t really blame them for wanting an answer...
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times for global oil markets. It was the age of clickbait, it was the age of foolishness; a ceasefire of theater, and a prelude to catastrophe...
More than a decade has passed since Japan decided to detain the capital of a Chinese fishing trawler near the disputed Senkaku Islands. Beijing’s response, however, was interesting… They simply...
Back in January of 1980, gold prices surged to a high of $850 an ounce. It was an all-time record when it happened — one that would stand for 28 years...
It took just about 10 years for the U.S. to dominate the world’s LNG trade. I know the veteran members of our investment community here know about the significance of the Asia Vision...
The true cost of oil just hit a mind-boggling price of $286 per barrel. That was what a customer was willing to pay for their crude delivery in Sri Lanka...
121. Keep that number in mind as you navigate the oil markets over the next few weeks. That’s the number of diverted oil tankers slowly marching their crude parade toward one destination...
The world is still on fire. But were you distracted enough by the geopolitical chaos to miss the Department of Energy dropping a bombshell a few weeks ago?
Right now, our dependence on the resources to control our batteries, semiconductors, and weapons systems is wholly dependent on China. After all, China controls roughly 70% of rare earth mining and...
I’ll admit the moment I started seeing rumors of a ceasefire before President Trump’s 8 p.m. deadline on Tuesday, there was the small, glimmering hope it was true.