BREAKING NEWS
Global energy demand increased by 1.8% in Q1 2026.
OPEC+ countries decided to keep production quotas unchanged.
EV sales continue to suppress global oil demand.
Tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz continues as normal.
Renewable energy investments have surpassed fossil fuel investments.
Global energy demand increased by 1.8% in Q1 2026.
GLOBAL CONSUMPTION & COST
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GLOBAL PRODUCTION & VOLUME
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OLYMPIC SWIMMING POOL
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ECOLOGICAL IMPACT REPORT
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WATER CONSUMPTION (LITERS)
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Water used during production
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Oil Giants
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REPORT #2026-A1
Renewable Energy Transition
Oil giants allocated 15% of their 2026 budgets to wind and solar. This is a 3% increase from last year.
REPORT #2026-A2
OPEC+ Strategy
Supply cut policy to continue until Q3. Brent oil price target is $80-$90 range.
REPORT #2026-A3
Asia Demand
Industrial growth in China and India keeps fossil fuel demand alive despite EV growth.
REPORT #2026-A4
LNG Market
Natural gas trade stands out as a new growth area for oil companies. Tanker orders are at record levels.
REPORT #2026-A5
Carbon Taxes
EU carbon border adjustment mechanism suppresses refinery margins. Tech investments have become mandatory.