US EIA to Publish Quarterly Oil Reserve, LNG Chokepoint Data Starting May 13
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Updated · Bloomberg · May 12
US EIA to Publish Quarterly Oil Reserve, LNG Chokepoint Data Starting May 13
3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 12
Wednesday marks the first release of a new quarterly EIA report tracking global strategic oil reserves and petroleum and LNG flows through major shipping choke points.
The dataset is designed to show how the war in Iran has disrupted global energy supply and altered key assumptions underpinning oil markets.
By adding regular visibility into reserves and transit routes, the US energy statistics agency is expanding its energy-security data for traders, policymakers and other market watchers.
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In response to escalating global energy instability and recent geopolitical turmoil, especially in the Middle East and at key maritime passages like the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) has launched a new quarterly data initiative. This publication focuses on providing critical insights into oil reserves and LNG chokepoints. By delivering transparent and timely data, the EIA aims to bolster energy security, support informed decision-making, and help policymakers, industry stakeholders, and financial markets proactively plan for potential energy disruptions, ultimately enhancing global energy security in an unpredictable landscape.