Six concise primers on how fuels form, move, and price — each wired to a live Market Wire card on the Oracle1001 terminal.
Liquids
Crude Oil Genesis — Kerogen, Windows, and Why Grades Differ
How oil forms from kerogen, the oil window, traps — and why Brent, WTI and Urals clear at different prices.
Logistics
Freight Economics — Baltic Dry, Laydays, and Leading Signals
How dry-bulk freight is priced: Baltic Dry, laycan/ballast, dwell time — and why freight often leads commodity headlines.
Gas
Gas Storage — Seasonality, Injection, and Why EU Fullness Moves TTF
Why gas storage exists, how injection/withdrawal seasons work, and how EU fill rates feed TTF — with Bruegel-visible context.
Liquids
Naphtha — The Bridge from Crude Distillation to Petrochemistry
Atmospheric naphtha cuts, the oil-to-chemicals bridge, and how crack-spread logic sets naphtha’s price.
Gas
Natural Gas and LNG — Genesis, −162°C, and Split Hubs
Why gas forms differently from oil, why LNG exists at cryogenic temperatures, and why TTF and Henry Hub live separate lives.
Solids
Thermal Coal — From Peat to Bench Marks (API2 and Newcastle)
Coalification path, thermal vs metallurgical coal, and why API2 and Newcastle remain the pricing benchmarks.