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Strait of Hormuz

This week in energy

Energy radar

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This week in energy

A month of relative calm ended this week with fresh US strikes on Iran, missiles fired back and energy prices jumping before Washington tried to talk them down. Five signals from the week.

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Sep 3, 2026

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Data corner

Energy radar

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Data corner

That’s how many LNG cargoes Qatar exported in the first six months of the war. Over the same period last year, it shipped 509.

LockSimple

Sep 3, 2026

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What the cargoes are actually doing

US LNG exports

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What the cargoes are actually doing

The record crack is the headline. Underneath it sit thin inventories, harvest demand arriving at exactly the wrong time and a European market discovering that some fuels are much easier to replace than others.

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Sep 3, 2026

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Europe’s winter now depends on Asia blinking first

Briefing

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Europe’s winter now depends on Asia blinking first

European gas hit its highest since early 2023 this week, storage is the thinnest it has been since records began, and Europe is finally doing what it spent all summer avoiding: paying up. With new supply constrained, getting through winter increasingly depends on prices rising high enough to push enough Asian buyers out of the market.

LockSimple

Sep 3, 2026

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4 min read

This week in energy

Energy radar

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This week in energy

That is the going daily rate for an oil tanker in the Black Sea – roughly 50% more than a week earlier. The Strait of Hormuz still owns the headlines, but some of the week’s most revealing moves were happening elsewhere: in Black Sea freight, in Europe’s record-low gas stores and in a fight over who gets Australia’s gas.

LockSimple

Aug 6, 2026

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3 min read

The hidden cost of the detour

Brent crude

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The hidden cost of the detour

No Saudi barrels need to disappear for the market to tighten. The chart shows why.

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Jul 23, 2026

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The shock premium came back

Brent crude

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The shock premium came back

Brent’s first-session reaction to major Hormuz escalations shows how the shock premium was shrinking – until Monday reversed the pattern.

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Jul 16, 2026

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Neither Open Nor Closed

Shipping

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Neither Open Nor Closed

The market thinks Hormuz has reopened. It has – but not quite in the way the screen price suggests. The Strait now works less like a switch and more like a conditional corridor: usable, contested, insured uneasily and vulnerable to events far beyond the waterway itself.

LockSimple

Jun 25, 2026

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4 min read

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