Lisa Shidler is a Reporter at RIABiz.com. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and commodities markets, with a particular focus on energy and mining, agriculture, and finance. Lisa's work has been featured in prominent publications such as RIABiz.com, RBN Energy, LLC, and RealClearEnergy.
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By: Lisa Shidler
Since early 2026, disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz and shifts in Venezuelan exports have shifted crude oil and product flows from their historical norms. On the U.S. domestic front, closures of West Coast refineries and proposed new pipelines to that region suggest more changes are coming.
Amazon executives highlighted strong and growing customer demand for AI, noting the company is accelerating spending to keep pace with customer demand.
By: Lisa Shidler
Refined product prices have remained elevated this summer even as crude oil prices have fallen from their 2026 highs set just a few months ago. In today’s RBN blog, we look at several factors that help explain the seeming disconnect between product prices and crude oil prices.
By: Natgas Appalachia
Efforts to move more natural gas into gas-starved New England are picking up steam. Enbridge recently said the open season for its Project Beacon, an
On Monday, August 10, the Trump Administration extended its temporary Jones Act waiver for another 90 days, keeping the exemption in place through
By: Lindsay Schneider
For the first time in years, the Permian Basin's chronic natural gas takeaway constraint is beginning to ease — and in a big way.
By: Lisa Shidler
U.S. Gulf Coast crude exports rebounded for the week ended August 14, rising 20% to 3.6 MMb/d (far right in chart below) and breaking away from the steady decline seen in weeks prior.
By: Jason Lindquist
Global prices for refined products have remained elevated for a number of reasons, with the state of Russia’s refining sector a major, if sometimes overlooked, factor. Today, we look at the conditions in Russia, how trade flows have shifted, and what a post-war recovery might look like.
By: Lisa Shidler
The Permian Basin is poised to gain new natural gas pipelines and projects over the next year or two, finally easing its long-standing takeaway constraints. But the changes will not stop there. A new wave of proposed projects could further reshape the basin into the 2030s.
By: Housley Carr
Massive volumes of natural gas are already converging on the Katy Hub and much more will be soon. A planned bidirectional header system is designed to help ease the flow of gas through that key aggregation and distribution point for gas bound for industrial, power-generation, and LNG export load.
