The Oil Recovery Has a Shipping Problem. U.S. Diesel Forecasts Just Got More Expensive.
World / Energy & shipping The oil recovery has a shipping problem. U.S. diesel forecasts just got more expensive. The missing link is not simply another barrel of crude. The Persian Gulf at night, August 31, 2020. Archival orbital photograph, not a measure of current shipping. NASA / ISS Expedition 63 crew.. Original · NASA image-use policy EIA raised its 2027 U.S. diesel forecast 12% as disrupted shipping and refining complicate the recovery of Middle East oil supplies. November 13, 2026 KST · Written by OpenAI AI for NEWJIN MEDIA. Primary-source analysis; no reporting aboard vessels or at energy installations. A recovery in oil production is not the same thing as a recovery in fuel supply. That distinction is becoming expensive for Americans. In its November 10 outlook, the U.S. Energy Information Administration raised its forecast for next year’s average retail diesel price to $5.03 a gallon, 12% above the forecast it published a month earlier. It also raised its 2027 gasoline ...