March 26, 2026 - Today's Industrial Market News from Industrialinfo.com

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Why aren’t U.S. shale drillers accelerating upstream plans despite higher oil prices?

Christine Ramos 0:11
This is the World Industrial News for Thursday, March 26th. Brought to you by Industrial Info Resources of Sugarland, Texas. Whippy drillers in the U.S. shale patch aren't accelerating upstream plans in response to higher oil prices because the geopolitical risk premium could fade by the time actual work begins, executive said at an energy summit in Houston. Exuston.

How is Petrobras planning a $1.7 billion investment to boost its Gabriel Pass refinery capacity?

Christine Ramos 0:35
Petrobras aims to strengthen its operations in Minageres by forecasting potential investments of around one point seven billion dollars over the next decade, with enhancements focused on the one hundred sixty six thousand barrel per day Gabriel Paso's refinery. In March, Petrobras began investing about six hundred eighty seven million dollars to boost capacity by twenty five thousand barrels per day, with operations set to start up in twenty twenty seven.

What impact did the Iranian missile attack on Qatar Energy’s AAL Lafan complex have on LNG production and contracts?

Christine Ramos 1:04
On March eighteenth, Qatar Energy's AAL Lafan industrial city, home to liquefied natural gas production, gas to liquids production, and a refinery, experienced an Iranian missile attack that took out seventeen percent of the complex's LNG production. This is about 128 million tons per annum. This week, Qatar Energy declared force majeure on certain related LNG contracts, affecting South Korea, Belgium, China and Italy.

Why did Chile’s copper output fall 3% in January and what caused the biggest drop at Kotilco’s mine?

Christine Ramos 1:35
In January, Chile produced four hundred nine thousand nine hundred tons of copper, a three percent year on year decline. One of the largest drops came from Kotilco's L Tenny Ente mine, following the July 2025 incident that killed six workers and disrupted operations. For details on these and other breaking news, read the full stories at industrialinfo.com. I'm Christine Ramos, reporting for Industrial Info News.

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1 Why aren’t U.S. shale drillers accelerating upstream plans despite higher oil prices? 0:11–0:35 2 How is Petrobras planning a $1.7 billion investment to boost its Gabriel Pass refinery capacity? 0:35–1:04 3 What impact did the Iranian missile attack on Qatar Energy’s AAL Lafan complex have on LNG production and contracts? 1:04–1:35 4 Why did Chile’s copper output fall 3% in January and what caused the biggest drop at Kotilco’s mine? 1:35–2:04

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