Energy Roundup: Oil markets are once again reacting to renewed uncertainty in the Middle East as the Strait of Hormuz remains operating well below pre-war shipping levels and no formal peace agreement has been reached. 🔹 Brent crude has climbed sharply over the past week as prolonged supply disruptions and ceasefire instability continue to pressure global energy markets 🔹 Several US E&P operators are now cautiously increasing drilling activity and 2026 capital spending plans in response to expectations for higher-for-longer oil prices 🔹 The upcoming Louisiana Energy Conference will feature extensive discussions around energy transition, LNG, carbon capture, power generation, nuclear, infrastructure, and future energy investment themes Read Richard Tullis's full report for all the details! #Energy# #Oil# #NaturalGas# #OilandGas# #MiddleEast# #EnergyMarkets# #LNG# #Infrastructure# #Investing# #WaterTowerResearch#

Senator Steve Daines has expressed his appreciation toward Beijing for encouraging Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as the US searches for an off-ramp to a nine-week war that’s roiled global energy markets