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Our data notes channel provides concise, methodology-focused documentation accompanying our quantitative datasets and analytical outputs. Each data note explains the sources, collection methods, processing steps, and quality assurance procedures behind the numbers that inform our market analysis across oil, gas, power, and renewable energy segments.
Data notes cover revisions to historical series, new indicator additions, changes in data provider coverage, seasonal adjustment methodologies, and benchmark reconciliation procedures. They serve as the technical reference layer that supports the interpretive analysis published through our insights and reports channels, ensuring full transparency in how our market intelligence is constructed.
Designed for quantitative analysts, data engineers, and research professionals who need to understand the provenance and reliability of energy market data, our data notes provide the documentation rigor required to integrate our data products into your own models and analytical workflows with confidence in their accuracy and methodology.
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Bloomberg This Weekend 4/18/2026
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York.
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How 50 Days of the Iran War Led to the Loss of $50 Billion Worth of Oil
(Reuters) – The world has lost over $50 billion worth of crude oil that has not been produced since the Iran war began nearly 50 days ago and the aftershock of the crisis will be felt for months and even years to come, according…
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Traders Place $760 Million Bet on Falling Oil Ahead of Hormuz Announcement
(Reuters) – Investors placed a bet worth about $760 million on a falling oil price around 20 minutes before Iran’s foreign minister announced on Friday that the Strait of Hormuz was open, another sizeable wager on the world’s most traded commodity ahead of major…
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Increasing fuel efficiency leads to decreasing gasoline consumption
Annual motor gasoline consumption in the United States decreased in 2025 even as vehicle miles traveled (VMT) increased because of increasing fuel efficiency, a trend we forecast…
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Domestic and international demand drive natural gas production growth
In our Annual Energy Outlook 2026 (AEO2026), we project U.S. dry natural gas production, which accounted for 38% of total U.S.
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Suniva announces 4.5-GW solar cell facility in South Carolina
Expanding U.S. solar cell manufacturing capacity targets an “important bottleneck," Keith Adams, Deloitte’s U.S. renewable energy leader, said in an email to Utility Dive.
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What to know before you get balcony solar
Canary Media’s “ Electrified Life ” column shares real-world tales, tips, and insights to demystify what individuals can do to shift their homes and lives to clean…
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The Iran war is driving a clean energy wake-up call – Canary Media
The Iran war is driving a clean energy wake-up call Canary Media For sector participants, the headline matters less for symbolism than for the commercial signal it sends.…
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Oil and Stocks Wobble After Trump Vows More Iran Strikes – The New York Times
Oil and Stocks Wobble After Trump Vows More Iran Strikes The New York Times What makes this report important is not just the event itself, but what it…
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The war in Iran has sent shockwaves through global energy markets, pushing oil and gas prices higher and raising concerns about long-term supply disruptions.
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Reactions of Industry and Leaders to Iran Saying Hormuz is Open
(Reuters) – Iran’s foreign minister said the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for transporting global oil and gas, was open for all commercial vessels following a ceasefire accord agreed in Lebanon.
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Oil Tankers Test Hormuz Reopening
Oil tankers are beginning to test the waters at the Strait of Hormuz. At least eight crude carriers started advancing toward the chokepoint within hours of Iran declaring the Strait open to shipping under a ceasefire framework.
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Why Oil Markets Won’t Recover Quickly From the Iran War
The war in Iran has sent shockwaves through global energy markets, pushing oil and gas prices higher and raising concerns about long-term supply disruptions.
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