Daily Energy Report
A newsletter that discusses the most important issues in energy markets
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October 01, 2026Important news:Bloomberg: Carney Invokes New Powers to Fast-Track Pacific Oil PipelineSummaryPrime Minister Mark Carney is expediting approval of Pacific Link, a new high-capacity oil pipeline to expand Canada’s access to Asian markets, targeting construction in September 2027. On October 1 he designated it a project of national interest, invokin
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Sept 30, 2026Chart of the DayWSJ: China Has the Power to Bail Out the Diesel Market. Will It Use It?<div class
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Sept 29, 2026Chart of the DayEOA: Most US gasoline exports go to Mexico and South America. What happens if a ban is imposed, or if gasoline exports decline?<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="586" src="https://
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Sept 28, 2026Chart of the DayEOA: Crude Exports Through Hormuz Are Rising, But…?<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="700" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!KEBy!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:goo
China’s Oil Stockpile Barely Dented: Only 129 mb Off Peak While Imports Remain 28% Below Trend (opens the original)
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Figure 1 shows trends in China’s weekly crude oil inventories. Inventories have now fallen below last year’s levels, but last year China was actively building stocks, as the chart makes clear. Oil imports remain about 28% below normal. China’s inventories declined by 129 mb form their peak. Read more
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