Key refiners in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE hope that the US-Iran peace deal will enable a rapid ramp-up in their throughputs.
The recent Mideast conflict forced refineries across the Gulf to slash runs — either due to the direct threat of attack or because the near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz left them unable to export their products, leaving them with brimming storage tanks.
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Strait of Hormuz reopening to spark oil field restart visible from space
The Middle East conflict has complicated the refining calculations for Indian refiners - not just in terms of the amount of crude…
The conflict has disrupted crude supplies from some of India's biggest suppliers, compelling refiners to process unfamiliar crude…
Brent and U.S. crude futures have already spiked, surging more than 40% so far this month to their highest levels since 2022.
Saudi Arabia, the U.A.E. and Iraq are pouring money into pipelines, rail and storage to keep oil flowing even when the Strait of…
Persian Gulf exporters are racing to bypass Hormuz by expanding pipeline infrastructure, with the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq…
Oil exports are booming from the U.S. Gulf Coast thanks to the Middle East supply disruption caused by the Iran war.
