Oil markets are weighing the prospects of a US–Iran framework agreement even as fresh American strikes on Iranian missile ...

As a result of the blockade on Iranian ports, Tehran has been forced to store all the oil it extracts through various means, including onshore facilities and floating storage aboard vessels.

The vessel's commission suggests that Iran’s energy sector and oil storage capacity are facing a crisis, as the US Navy continues to block the passage of tankers carrying Iranian oil out of the Gulf.

A 50% collapse in available tanker capacity, a 130 million barrel logistics gap, and a 14.5 million barrels per day (mbpd) disruption — equal to 57% of Gulf output are emerging as the biggest barriers ...

With nowhere left to put the crude, future production — and the infrastructure that enables it — is increasingly at risk ...

The widely predicted 2026 oil glut isn’t showing up in the physical market. Geopolitical risk and supply friction are dominating instead of oversupply. Limited spare capacity, declining upstream ...

The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) has partially resumed loading oil into tankers after operations were abruptly interrupted earlier last week at a marine terminal near the Russian Black Sea port ...

Closure of the Strait of Hormuz in February 2026 triggered a record spike in crude oil tanker shipping rates, forcing vessels onto longer routes and tightening global VLCC capacity—creating a ...

Iran is scrambling to get a massive crude carrier to Kharg Island, in a sign that President Trump’s blockade is bringing the regime’s oil-critical hub — which controls roughly 90% of Iranian crude oil ...