The week on the record — 12 October to 18 October 2026
119 records in one place: every publication, statistical record, price record and official release note of the week.
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What official sources publish — rankings, prices, releases and analyses — recorded figure by figure, each cited to its publisher, numbered and dated in UTC. Compiled continuously from Eurabelt Fuels Global Statistics. A record, not an opinion.
Every record is numbered, dated in UTC and cited to its sources. The newest entries of the record, as the bot compiled them.
119 records in one place: every publication, statistical record, price record and official release note of the week.
In 2024, United States ranked first with 2,241 million metric tonnes carbon dioxide, followed by China (1,934) and India (612.6). Together the top three accounted for 37.92% of the world…
In 2024, Germany ranked first with 60,699 thousand tonnes of oil equivalent, followed by France (50,730) and Italy (40,918). Together the top three accounted for 46.38% of the European…
In 2024, China ranked first with 4,974 thousand barrels per day, followed by United States (4,347) and India (1,489). Together the top three accounted for 48.96% of the world total. 216…
In 2024, Japan ranked first with 193.4 thousand barrels per day, followed by China (77.4) and United Kingdom (67.1). Together the top three accounted for 54.30% of the world total. 216…
In 2023, United States ranked first with 637,986 thousand metric tons, followed by Russian Federation (489,717) and Saudi Arabia (479,006). 97 countries reported figures for 2023.
In 2023, United States ranked first with 2,251 million metric tonnes carbon dioxide, followed by China (1,916) and India (661.5). Together the top three accounted for 38.27% of the world…
Each new period of each official ranking, recorded as published: rank, value, share of the total and change against the previous period. The bars are drawn from the published figures.
Price benchmarks and notices of new official publications, recorded as the source published them, with a link to the publisher.
Official release — U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (General Press Releases).
Official release — U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (General Press Releases).
Brazil — Hydrous ethanol (ANP: ETANOL HIDRATADO), average retail price: 4.130 BRL per litre (2026-09-27; +0.73% on 2026-09-20) Brazil — Regular gasoline (ANP…
Official release — U.S. Energy Information Administration (Today in Energy).
United Kingdom — Ultra low sulphur unleaded petrol (ULSP), pump price: 174.9 pence per litre (2026-10-05; +0.82% on 2026-09-28) United Kingdom — Ultra low…
Cushing, OK WTI Spot Price FOB (Dollars per Barrel): 96.2 $/BBL (2026-09-29; -3.23% on 2026-09-28) New York Harbor Conventional Gasoline Regular Spot Price FOB…
Crude oil, average: 102.3 $/bbl (nominal US dollars) (2026-09; +21.21% on 2026-08) Crude oil, Brent: 116.8 $/bbl (nominal US dollars) (2026-09; +28.49% on…
European Union (weighted average) — Euro-super 95, consumer price incl. duties and taxes: 2,104 EUR per 1,000 litres (2026-09-28; +0.56% on 2026-09-21)…
Nine country and regional analyses of counterparty and documentary risk, each prepared for a named government or regional institution. Every figure is sourced to a primary authority. Every registration we hold is stated precisely and can be checked without reference to us.
In the first quarter of 2026, AI-generated and digitally manipulated documents overtook physical forgery as the dominant identity-fraud method for the first time on record. The traditional markers of a trustworthy trade document — a seal, a signature, a letterhead — have lost most of their evidential value. A claim can no longer be trusted because it looks correct; it can only be trusted because it has been checked against an independent primary source that the party making it does not control.
Each publication below applies that principle to one market: what has changed in its petroleum position, where counterparty risk now falls, and what independent verification can and cannot do about it. Each states its limitations as plainly as its findings.
Eurabelt Fuels Ltd is a petroleum procurement compliance and verification institution operating across four jurisdictions. We onboard and verify buyers and sellers, match verified principals, and monitor the structuring of the transactions that follow. We take no title to cargo, trade on no account of our own, and hold no commercial position in any transaction we verify — the parties negotiate and execute through their own teams.
Prepared September 2026. Section 7 of each is rebuilt with fresh research for the government it addresses.
Counterparty risk is distributing across a widening private sector.
White paper and executive briefRefinery closure has turned fuel security into a counterparty question.
White paper and executive briefThe verification debt accrued in a crisis is settled years later, if at all.
White paper and executive briefDiversification works. Its by-product is counterparty surface.
White paper and executive briefPipeline delivery verifies structurally. Seaborne cargo verifies transactionally.
White paper and executive briefSix major production facilities a decade ago. Three today.
White paper and executive briefThe counterparties never changed. The lawful status changed four times.
White paper and executive briefA trading hub is a verification institution before it is a pricing institution.
White paper and executive briefRegional integration is a deliberate multiplication of counterparty relationships.
White paper and executive briefEurabelt Publications states what official sources have published. It does not interpret, forecast or advocate.
Read The Method →Records are compiled from Eurabelt Fuels Global Statistics, which reads official publishers. Every record lists its sources by number, and every citation mark in the text leads to one.
Articles are written strictly from three cited official sources and approved by a Custodian before publication. Every record carries a permanent code, EBF-PUB-YYYY-NNNN, that is never reused.
Figures are given as the source published them — rank, value, share, change — with no adjectives, forecasts or opinion. When a source corrects a figure, the record is updated and shows the date.
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