Lucia Kassai is a journalist specializing in the Latin American crude oil markets. She has written for various publications including the American Journal of Transportation, BNN Bloomberg, Yahoo News, and Bloomberg News. Lucia's articles cover a range of topics including oil spills, air pollution, climate developments, and conflicts in the oil industry.
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Lucia Kassai's reporting primarily focuses on the energy industry, with a substantial emphasis on oil-related topics. She frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information and official statements.
Given her focus on the energy sector, Lucia is likely to be interested in pitches related to developments within major oil companies such as Chevron and Saudi Aramco, updates concerning significant geopolitical conflicts impacting oil markets (such as the Red Sea conflict), or analysis of trends affecting global gasoline prices.
She may also appreciate insights from experts who can provide deep analysis based on reliable data sources or those who have first-hand experience within the energy industry. Additionally, given her coverage attributes related to politics and finance & economy, she might be open to pitches providing detailed political or economic analyses relevant to the energy sector.
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LyondellBasell Industries NV will exit the crude-oil processing business with the permanent shutdown of its sole refinery early next year.
By: Lucia Kassai, Prejula Prem
The US is the world’s biggest gasoline guzzler and has historically relied on imports to help meet some of that demand. Now, the dependence on foreign supplies is quickly falling as the country’s fuel makers hum along.
By: Lucia Kassai, Yvonne Yue Li Sun, Eva Brendel
(Bloomberg) -- Holdings in exchange-traded funds backed by gold are taking a beating following Donald Trump's US election win.
By: Lucia Kassai, Eva Brendel, Yvonne Yue Li
Gold tumbled after Trump's election victory, with the outcome removing political uncertainty in the US and reducing haven demand for the metal.
By: Lucia Kassai, Gerson Freitas, Yvonne Yue Li
(Bloomberg) -- Holdings in exchange-traded funds backed by gold are taking a beating following Donald Trump's US election win. The global appetite for more chicken is giving poultry producers a lift. And as the United Nations' COP29 climate summit enters its second week, European data shows we're losing the fight to limit global warming.
(Bloomberg) -- US Gulf Coast refineries are running the hardest for this time of the year in more than three decades as they rush to take advantage of strong fuel demand from Mexico and Brazil.
US Gulf Coast refineries are running the hardest for this time of the year in more than three decades as they rush to take advantage of strong fuel demand from Mexico and Brazil.
U.S. Gulf Coast refineries are operating at their highest capacity for this time of year since 1992 as they capitalize on strong fuel demand from Mexico and Brazil.
By: David Wethe Tue, Lucia Kassai, Kevin Crowley
Oil Glut Set to Thwart Trump's Call to ‘Frack, Frack, Frack' Lucia Kassai, Kevin Crowley and David Wethe 4 min read
By: David Wethe, Lucia Kassai, Kevin Crowley
President-elect Donald Trump’s vows to “frack, frack, frack” are about to collide with a global crude glut that’s set to, finally, temper record shale production.
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