Houthis seized the ship in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen after threatening to seize all vessels owned by Israeli companies. (Houthi Media Center via AP)

Reporter’s Notebook: Red Sea and energy markets

Washington Examiner Staff

January 07, 06:00 PM January 07, 06:00 PM

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Washington Examiner Energy and Environment Reporter Breanne Deppisch joins Magazine Executive Editor Jim Antle to discuss the Red Sea crisis and its impact on the energy market, the possibility of military intervention to keep the seaways open, and expectations for the electric vehicle producers in 2024.

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