petite6 Jokers Wild Reged: 08/14/06 Posts: 189402 The global energy system will never be the same (or at least won't be for a very long time), almost regardless of when the Iran conflict ends. 03/21/26 08:53 AM Edit Reply Quote https://bsky.app/profile/zeitlin.bsky.social/post/3mhl7hiflgk2f We had an oil glut going into the year. That's over, no matter what, there's hundreds of millions of barrels that are missing, forming an "air pocket" in the market. It's hard to imagine oil getting below $75 and it could go as high as $150 or beyond Natural gas: a fifth of the world's LNG production is offline, and a fifth of that won't come back for years. Gas is already more expensive in asia and europe and southeast and south asia will likely increasingly ration and go without Coal: asian countries are telling coal plants they can increase utilization and its share of german generation is already rising Report Remind Me Link

Entire thread (Refresh) Subject Posted by Posted on United Airlines plans to cut less popular flights — including mid-week and overnights — until the fall, in response to surging fuel prices triggered by the war in Iran, CEO Scott Kirby said petite6 03/21/26 08:46 AM

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