Assessing the Paradox of Market Calm in a Time of Conflict The global energy market currently sits at a precarious crossroads where the threat of immediate military action must contend with robust supply-and-demand fundamentals. In the early weeks of the year, the international community is
The era of cheap energy acting as a silent stabilizer for the global economy is rapidly fading into the rearview mirror as crude oil prices reclaim their role as a primary driver of financial volatility. For much of the previous year, the steady decline in petroleum costs provided a convenient
The global commodity trading landscape is witnessing a seismic shift as Torbjorn Tornqvist, the co-founder and long-time Chairman of Gunvor Group, prepares to exit the firm. In a definitive management buyout, Tornqvist has agreed to sell his 86% controlling stake to a consortium of employees led by
Christopher Hailstone is a veteran in energy management and global infrastructure with a keen eye for how geopolitical shifts vibrate through international markets. As a leading expert on utilities and grid security, he has spent decades analyzing the intersection of state policy and resource
The silhouette of massive tankers docking at Tripoli’s harbor now tells a story of a nation fundamentally rewriting its geopolitical destiny through the language of energy and infrastructure. For years, the Mediterranean’s second-largest oil producer found itself caught in a paradoxical trap:
With extensive experience in energy management and a deep understanding of grid reliability, Christopher Hailstone joins us to unpack the complexities of Venezuela's struggling yet resilient oil refining sector. We will explore the recent surge in processing capacity, the persistent operational
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