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Vortexa Joins International Energy Forum (IEF) Industry Advisory Council We are delighted to announce that Vortexa has been appointed to the International Energy Forum's (IEF) Industry Advisory Council. The appointment recognises Vortexa's role as a trusted intelligence partner to energy market participants worldwide, and reinforces our growing impact in the Middle East region and commitment to fostering dialogue between industry stakeholders and policymakers. Our Head of Strategic Partnerships Arthur Richier will represent Vortexa on the Council, bringing his expertise in energy analytics and strategic market positioning to the forum's collaborative initiatives. "Joining the IEF Industry Advisory Council is an exciting opportunity to contribute to critical conversations shaping global energy markets," said Arthur. "With the IEF headquartered in Riyadh, this appointment also reflects Vortexa's growing presence across the Middle East. We look forward to working alongside fellow council members to advance dialogue and cooperation across the energy ecosystem." The International Energy Forum (IEF) is the global, trusted, and neutral inter-governmental platform for energy dialogue among member states, industry leaders, and experts. The IEF advances global energy security through open and inclusive dialogue spanning all fuels, technologies, and systems. Through close collaboration and wide engagement with policy-makers, international institutions and industry, the IEF combines its own analysis with that of its partners to amplify the visibility and policy resonance of vital data and insights needed to drive cooperation and support resilient energy pathways for the future.

Ever wondered what a day in the life looks like at Vortexa for an Associate Data Analyst? We sat down with Yuri Bianca Utino to find out what her day-to-day life looks like. Read: https://lnkd.in/ep_6ihUt

🇨🇭 Energy & Freight Insights Live returns to Geneva on November 27th. Join Vortexa CEO & Founder Fabio Kuhn, Chief Economist David Wech, and the Geneva team for an evening of market intelligence and industry networking. David will deliver a fast-paced update on “A market torn between oversupply and shortages”, covering: → Booming crude supply from the Americas and OPEC+ → Mixed picture on the demand side → Where do spikes in product cracks come from? → Key freight market highlights → The drivers behind the big build in crude on the water and when will these barrels show up on onshore stocks? Reserve your place: https://ow.ly/4Y7J50Xu4L1

Vortexa is watching a major shift unfold across the Americas — from expanding exports and evolving sanctions to new trade routes reshaping global energy flows. In our upcoming webinar, Energy in Transition: The Americas’ 2026 Outlook on Trade & Sanctions, Samantha Santa Maria-Hartke,, and Claire Jungman explore: → The rise of US, Canadian, Brazilian, and Guyanese exports redefining Atlantic Basin trade → How evolving sanctions on Venezuela, Russia, and China could disrupt market balance → What these shifts mean for pricing, policy, and strategic positioning through 2026 📅 Thursday, Dec 4 🕐 9:00 AM CT | 3:00 PM GMT Join the discussion and see how Vortexa is tracking the next chapter of the Americas’ energy transition. Register → https://ow.ly/gzVW50XuaRq

Vortexa data and analysis has informed its valued clients for the last couple of weeks on quickly building crude oil at sea levels. This development has raised eyebrows and a lot of questions, but by now it is firm to say that it is a true and meaningful development. Understanding all the intricacies of this development is challenging, but Vortexa's bottom-up cargo-by-cargo, vessel-by-vessel approach provides all the granularity you need to assess the repercussions and their timing of the emerging flows at sea correctly. Bloomberg has covered this development: https://ow.ly/VlNZ50Xu6G3

🚀 Join us next week for "Qatar's next LNG chapter: what is the market strategy?" 📅 Date: 26 November 2025 | 13:00 UTC 📍 Location: Online 📢 Speakers: Felix Booth, Head of LNG, Vortexa Ashley Sherman, Senior LNG Analyst, Vortexa Gergely Molnár, Gas Analyst, International Energy Agency Jason Feer Feer, Head of Business Intelligence, Poten & Partners Kaushal Ramesh, LNG & Power Markets Research, Rystad In the webinar we’ll explore: → The current outlook for Qatar’s LNG growth trajectory → QatarEnergy’s contracting: will it incentivise new SPAs by increasing flexibility, or focus on trading and spot market participation? → Qatar’s LNG strategy: if it seeks to maximise market share, would US LNG margins be at risk? Secure your place https://ow.ly/ik1R50XtBin

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Our latest LNG report puts the spotlight on Japan’s LNG demand trends, including the strategies of its utilities. It also breaks down key market drivers: - Global LNG supply growth - Northeast Asia’s ongoing import weakness, shipping dynamics, - The EU’s future ban on Russian LNG imports. Read the full analysis: https://lnkd.in/dXHRc8Pk

As LPG markets navigate an abundant supply and shifting US–China dynamics, the question looms: how will petrochemical demand shape the winter outlook? In this episode of Liquid Currents, Mark Woods, President of Ethylene Strategies International Inc., joins Samantha Santa Maria-Hartke to explore: → The impact of potential petrochemical plant closures in Asia and Europe → How feedstock markets like naphtha and LPG may adapt this winter → Where the Americas could find new opportunities across the supply chain Tune in for fresh insights on the complex interplay between feedstock markets and petrochemical demand. 🎧 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/e_em8yc9 #LiquidCurrents #LPG #Petchems #EnergyMarkets #Vortexa

🚀 Join us next week for a webinar focused on "Taking Stocks of Global Crude Oil" 📅 Date: 18 November 2025 📍 Location: Online 📢 Speakers: David Wech, Claire Jungman, Rohit Rathod, Emma Li Talking points will include: * Onshore inventories: are builds happening or not? * The drivers behind huge volatility in crude on the water * The supply side: Americas vs OPEC+ & non-sanctioned vs sanctioned barrels * The demand side: not much there outside China? * Vessel capacity as a limiting factor? Secure your place: https://lnkd.in/eRzwkWfe