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In this episode of The Energy in Transition podcast, hosts Josh Lowrey and Dan Pickering sit down with Cloverleaf Infrastructure CEO, David Berry, to discuss the many innovative strategies and vision a project of the magnitude entails.
David Berry gives us a glimpse of his extraordinary expertise and how new consumers of energy like data centers and AI are ramping up the need of continuous power.
This was a great conversation and this episode could have easily lasted 5 hours. Tune in here.
Trump officials say the oil-market disruption is temporary, but Chevron’s Mike Wirth and others warn global supplies are running low, with no respite in sight
California diesel prices average $7.91 a gallon, with several stations charging over $9 and some pump displays hitting their $9.999 limit, GasBuddy reports.
Analysts warn the escalating Iran war could deepen global fuel shortages, push diesel prices higher and intensify inflation as energy supplies dwindle.
Chevron and SLB have signed major Venezuela oil deals, but political uncertainty and financial risks are keeping smaller Houston firms on the sidelines.
The oil outlook has shifted from potential surplus to sustained tightness—and Dan Pickering does not expect a quick return to the market that existed before the fighting in Iran began earlier this year.
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