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Sector Deep Dive: North American Midstream (opens the original)
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Hello, Doomberg Pro members!Within the oil and gas industry thrives a powerful segment of participants whose investments in vital infrastructure enable ever-burgeoning development in the geographies they touch. They connect producers to users with a broad range of necessary specializations. The security of their future is tied to volumes moved in relati… Read more
Escalation Clauses (opens the original)
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“I think gas prices are a conspiracy.” – Tom BraidwoodOn Sunday, a world chronically short of diesel woke up to the happy news that Ukraine—undoubtedly with the full support of those who currently occupy positions of power across Europe and Great Britain, and perhaps even the US—had caused significant damage at the Gazpromneft Moscow Refinery, a facility capable of handling 245,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil
Coming to America (opens the original)
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“War should never be entered upon until every agency of peace has failed.” – William McKinleyThere’s no sugarcoating the ominous turn of events that occurred in the Middle East over the past two weeks. The rapid advance of the Houthis across the Red Sea coast, the serious damage sustained by the newly all-important East-West Pipeline in Saudi Arabia, and continuing signs of an imminent global diesel crunch all come on the heels of months of disruption to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. T
Value Trap (opens the original)
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“Thankfully, there’s no rehab for success.” – Lil WayneIn early July of 2025, the government of Angola made a fateful decision to raise diesel prices nationwide by one-third, part of a years-long campaign to phase out costly fuel subsidies. A three-day strike by minibus and taxi drivers spiraled into nationwide bouts of violent unrest. By the end of the month, some 30 people were confirmed dead, 277 inj
Apricity or Bust (opens the original)
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“If the world seems cold to you, kindle fires to warm it.” – Lucy LarcomWatching the parade of negative-charisma European elites cascade toward their inevitable political demise would be entertaining, were it not certain that their equally incompetent replacements would spawn into place from a seemingly endless line of empty suits, like so many Pez popping out of identical plastic dispensers.Consider soon-to-be-ousted German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Anybody who labored through his bizarre spee
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