Jason Lindquist is a Managing Editor at RBN Energy, LLC. He covers a range of topics within the energy sector, including oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, and renewable energy, while also exploring the environmental impacts and operations of mining. His insights and work have been featured in various prominent publications, reflecting his expertise in energy and mining.
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Jason Lindquist's articles primarily focus on the energy industry, particularly renewable energy and related topics like carbon capture, greenhouse gas emissions, and hydrogen production. His coverage attributes indicate a strong interest in government announcements and legal policy regulation within the energy sector.
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By: Liz Dicken
For many, 2026 will be remembered as the year that diesel cracks topped the century mark ($100/bbl) for the first time, surpassing even the post-COVID boom year of 2022. Today, we examine the various factors driving this run-up and what they reveal about the broader physical refined products market.
By: Jason Lindquist
Woodside Energy has placed its Beaumont New Ammonia facility (see map below) under strategic review and is evaluating its options for the site, the company said during its H1 2026 earnings presentation on August 25.
By: Jason Lindquist
Venezuela’s oil industry spent more than a decade moving in the wrong direction, but 2026 has brought a notable change. Today, we look at the improvements in production and exports in light of Venezuela’s sweeping new deal with the U.S. and also address the prospects for the refining sector.
By: Jason Lindquist
Hydrogen is taking on a broader strategic role in the global energy system, with energy security and industrial growth increasingly joining decarbonization as drivers of investment, according to the Hydrogen Council’s recently published report, Global Hydrogen Compass 2026.
By: Jason Lindquist
It’s no secret that rising prices for refined products have drawn scorn from consumers, businesses and politicians alike, but the market isn’t stuck indefinitely. Today, we look at how China could play a major role in stabilizing the global refined products market and help bring down prices.
By: Jason Lindquist
The North American energy landscape has changed dramatically since our first School of Energy way back in 2013, but the need to understand market fundamentals has not.
By: Jason Lindquist
The Texas Railroad Commission (RRC) has approved the state's first new carbon-capture project since it assumed primacy for Class VI injection wells in December 2025.
By: Jason Lindquist
A series of disruptions to global refining capacity and refined-product flows has raised the prospect of a ban on U.S. diesel exports as a way to keep prices in check. Today, we look at where things stand and how a U.S. export ban could result in a number of major unintended and negative consequences.
By: Robert Auers, John Auers
Global refining is entering a new phase. After decades of capacity growth centered in China and the Middle East, the baton is passing to India, where
By: Jason Lindquist
Building an oil or gas pipeline can be a heavy lift, but getting permission to do it can take even longer. Years of reviews, agency coordination and courtroom battles have delayed projects and driven up costs. Today, we look at the permitting reform bill being considered by Congress and what it would do.
