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Colonial Pipeline Outage And Panicked Fuel Buying Leads to Shortages
The fallout from the Colonial Pipeline shutdown will almost certainly lead to greater scrutiny over the cyber security of American critical infrastructure.

Refinery Explosion Exposes Northeast Energy Vulnerability
The Northeast's energy security vulnerabilities have been laid bare after a fire ripped through the region's largest refinery last week

U.S. Crude Oil Production Reaches 11 Mbd Historic High
Stay on top of the latest developments in oil markets, geopolitical risk, and alternative fuel vehicles with the SAFE policy team's Chart of the Week.

U.S. Refining Rebounds from Hurricanes, Returns to Market Dominance
The structural shift in the U.S. refined products markets throughout this decade—with the U.S. becoming a net exporter—has benefited consumers, the country’s manufacturing sector, and the trade balance.

Fights Break Out at Gasoline Stations in Texas, Florida
Like a scene out of the movie Zoolander, fights have occurred at gasoline stations in hurricane-affected areas.

ClipperData’s Matt Smith on Market Transparency and Oil Trade Flows
Matt Smith is Director of Commodity Research at ClipperData, a company that tracks global cargo flows of crude and products. He speaks to The Fuse about data transparency, trade flows, and recent price trends.

Speculators Turn Bearish on Refined Product Glut, Improved U.S. Production Outlook
Hedge fund sentiment in the oil markets has turned considerably bearish as of late. While it may be premature to say prices have already peaked for the year, a sustained bull run for the rest of 2016 appears less and less likely.

Energy Specialist Brynne Kelly on Oil & Gas Markets and How Twitter Is the New Trading Desk
Brynne Kelly, an independent portfolio manager, speaks to The Fuse about Twitter, oil and gas prices, and the evolving nature of oil markets.

Glut of Refined Products to Weigh on Oil Prices
The global oil markets have been dealing with a crude supply glut for sometime, but now the surplus has shifted to refined products. With high stocks of diesel and gasoline worldwide, oil prices, now trading in the mid-$40s, could move lower.

Refiners Still Profitable Despite Product Overhang, Benchmark Convergence
The refining sector is the one part of the oil & gas industry that is actually making money in the current low price environment. The good times are slowing down, with demand growth weakening and refined product inventories ballooning, but U.S. refiners are still set to have a strong year in 2016