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 trading, and renewable energy, while also covering commodities markets and supply chain logistics. Jason's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including RBN Energy.
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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.
By: Jason Lindquist
Plug Power said June 2 it has closed on the sale of a federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for ~$39.2 million associated with its hydrogen liquefaction facility in St. Gabriel, LA, (operated through Hidrogenii, its joint venture with Olin Corp. The St. Gabriel facility was commissioned in April 2025 and can liquefy up to 15 tons of hydrogen per day.
By: Jason Lindquist
The early signs of a rebound can be seen in Venezuela, where crude oil production and exports are on the rise, although plenty of unknowns remain. Today, we look at how much Venezuelan crude is reaching the U.S., how the U.S. import slate has changed, and preview our latest Drill Down Report.
By: Jason Lindquist
As anyone who drives a car that requires premium gasoline will surely tell you, the large difference between the prices of regular and premium grades shows no signs of going away. Today, we look at how the two were once priced, when they diverged, and what it likely means for future prices.
By: Jason Lindquist
According to the EIA's Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR) released this morning, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) recorded its 13th consecutive weekly draw during the week ended June 19.
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: Natgas Appalachia, Jason Lindquist
Many of the nation's largest hyperscalers now acknowledge this simple fact: The need to rapidly ramp up the availability of around-the-clock
By: Jason Lindquist
The U.S. energy industry is continuously evolving. Unlike the previous era of unconventional supply growth, demand is increasingly determining where capital will be deployed, reshaping investment priorities. That’s today’s subject and the focus of our upcoming School of Energy: Foundations.
By: Liz Dicken
Crude oil — often mistakenly described as a single, standardized commodity — is anything but uniform. Every stream has its own chemical fingerprint, including differences in density and sulfur content. Today, we’ll dig into why crude quality matters and how it can make a real difference to the bottom line.
