Understanding the Impact of Hurricanes on Oil and Gas Infrastructure
Tuesday, 10 September 2024, 19:22
Energy Markets Feel the Strain
Oil took a hit on Tuesday, with U.S. and global benchmark prices dropping to their lowest levels in more than two and a half years as demand worries took center stage. The potential hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico could exacerbate the situation.
Hurricane's Path and Its Implications
As the hurricane approaches, the vulnerability of oil and gas infrastructure is more evident. Maps showcasing this infrastructure reveal critical areas at risk, raising concerns about supply disruptions amidst already weak demand.
- Potential for further price drops if infrastructure is impacted.
- Increased scrutiny on U.S. and global supplies.
- Monitoring weather conditions becomes crucial for market forecasts.
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