Jack Dutton is the Chief Business Correspondent at Al-Monitor, based in the UK. He focuses on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the oil and gas sectors, reporting on themes related to energy and mining across various regions including Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Jack's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Newsweek and Al-Monitor.
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Gulf countries and Russia together accounted for almost 45% of global seaborne diesel and gasoil trade before the Iran war.
Global oil inventories stood at 3.35 billion barrels in October, the lowest level on record since January 2017, according to Kpler.
By: Jack Dutton
The Future Investment Initiative, which typically attracts the CEOs of some of the biggest companies in business, finance, and technology to Riyadh, will now be held next year.
By: Jack Dutton
France now has commitments for 295,000 metric tons of diesel per month from the Gulf, accounting for just over 10% of the European country's consumption.
According to data from Kpler, oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and alternative routes across the Middle East averaged more than 24 million barrels a day last week, surpassing prewar levels of 23.3 million.
By: Jack Dutton
The project is a vote of confidence to Saudi Arabia's ambitious Vision 2030 agenda to diversify the economy away from oil, despite an uptick in attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels on the kingdom in recent weeks.
The project is a vote of confidence to Saudi Arabia's ambitious Vision 2030 agenda to diversify the economy away from oil, despite an uptick in attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels on the kingdom in recent weeks.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened to cut crucial internet and communications routes in the region if US aggression escalates.
Gulf oil spills have become more frequent since the beginning of the US-Israel-Iran war on Feb. 28.
By: Jack Dutton
Ras Tanura is home to the kingdom's largest refinery and one of the world's most important oil export terminals.
