Showing posts with label energy crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label energy crisis. Show all posts

April 27, 2026

Jared Yates Sexton on the Worldwide Energy Crisis Caused by Trump’s Wars on Iran (and the Pope)

Apr 27, 2026 | Author Jared Yates Sexton joins Anthony Davis to discuss the worldwide energy crisis caused by Trump’s war on Iran and how he is haemorrhaging support whilst unwittingly encouraging a green energy revolution in the face of rising oil and gas prices – only on The Weekend Show.


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March 26, 2026

Physical Oil Shortages within 2-3 Weeks, Says Energy Expert

Mar 25, 2026 | “I think within the next two to three weeks you will see physical shortages”

Drilling North Sea oil “won’t change the whole crisis situation” but it will help to maximise our supply and reduce the likelihood of oil shortages, says Nick Butler, former vice president for strategy and policy at BP and Gordon Brown advisor.


March 22, 2026

How the Gulf Countries Are Responding to the Iran War Energy Shock

Mar 21, 2026 | As energy prices rise, the US is increasingly looking for ways to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to global shipping.

So what are the workarounds? And can any of them stave off an energy crisis?


September 20, 2022

Saudi Aramco Chief Says Europe’s Plans on Energy Crisis Are Not Helpful

THE GUARDIAN: Amin Nasser says plans to cap bills and tax energy companies are not long-term solutions

Saudi Aramco’s Amin Nasser said the root cause of the energy crisis had come from underinvestment in fossil fuels. Photograph: Ahmed Yosri/Reuters

The chief executive of Saudi Aramco has said European governments’ efforts to tackle the energy crisis are “not helpful”.

Amin Nasser, who leads the world’s largest oil exporter, said plans to cap consumer bills and tax energy companies were not long-term solutions to the global crisis.

Nasser told a forum in Switzerland: “Freezing or capping energy bills might help consumers in the short term, but it does not address the real causes and is not the long-term solution.

“And taxing companies when you want them to increase production is clearly not helpful.” » | Alex Lawson, Energy correspondent | Tuesday, September 20, 2022