Jason Lindquist is a Managing Editor at RBN Energy, LLC. He specializes in energy and mining, focusing on topics such as energy policy and regulation, energy storage, sustainability, and the oil and gas sector. His insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including RBN Energy.
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By: Jason Lindquist
Energy market executives expect traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to eventually normalize, although most believe it will take time, according to an update to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ quarterly survey published April 23. Of the executives surveyed, 20% expect traffic through the strait to return to normal levels during May, 39% expect recovery by August, 26% by November and 14% later than that.
By: Jason Lindquist
A data center developer’s top priorities are speed, speed, and speed, with cost and other factors coming next. Today, we look at how developers must solve the issues around offtake agreements and power generation and also preview our latest Drill Down Report.
By: Jason Lindquist
BP, which saw its earnings more than double to $3.2 billion in Q1 2026 due in large part to a spike in crude oil prices as a result of the war in Iran, said April 28 that the full effect of those higher prices on earnings and refinery margins won’t be felt until the second quarter.
By: Jason Lindquist
It's been eight weeks since the steady flow of crude oil and refined product tankers out of the Persian Gulf ended, and the impacts of the
By: Jason Lindquist
Chevron reported sharply lower Q1 2026 earnings during its investor call May 1, weighed down by a $2.9 billion charge related to financial hedges and inventory accounting adjustments. Excluding those factors, earnings rose, helped by higher oil and gas production and stronger refining margins.
By: Jason Lindquist
Nearly all the recent analysis of Venezuela has centered on crude oil and refined products, but its gas reserves shouldn’t be overlooked. Today, we look at those reserves, compare domestic production and consumption, and explain how Trinidad & Tobago could play a role in boosting Venezuelan output.
By: Jason Lindquist
The monthslong closure of the Strait of Hormuz has spurred a dramatic ramp-up in crude oil exports from the U.S.
By: Jason Lindquist
It’s been quite a year already, with energy markets roiled by the Iran war. To survive such swings, you need a deep understanding of market fundamentals so that you can anticipate their effects. That’s today’s subject and the focus of our upcoming School of Energy: Foundations.
By: Jason Lindquist
Crude oil throughput on the Canadian portion of the Keystone Pipeline was above contracted capacity at 616 Mb/d in Q1 2026, while volumes on the segment to the U.S. Gulf Coast averaged 709 Mb/d on strong global demand for export barrels, South Bow Corp. said in its latest quarterly earnings report.
By: Jason Lindquist
It’s been quite a year already, with energy markets roiled by the Iran war. To survive such swings, you need a deep understanding of market fundamentals so that you can anticipate their effects. That’s today’s subject and the focus of our upcoming School of Energy: Foundations.
