Bangkok: At a time when people around the world are bearing the burden of the energy crisis, a consequence of war, an analysis report reveals that the world's top 100 oil companies are raking in $30 million in free profits per hour. This is shocking information. Follow the details in the 9 World News report.

According to Thai News Agency, the financial windfall for these oil giants comes as consumers struggle with increasing energy prices. The profits are described as "free" because they are not directly linked to operational expenses or investment in new technologies. This situation has raised concerns about the growing disparity between corporate earnings and consumer hardship.

The report suggests that while the energy crisis deepens, the oil companies' profit margins continue to expand. This raises questions about the efficiency of current energy policies and the role of these companies in mitigating the impacts of the crisis.

Industry observers are calling for more transparency in how oil companies report their earnings and the need for regulatory measures to ensure that such profits are reinvested in sustainable energy solutions. The growing profits of oil companies amidst a global energy crisis highlight the complexities of the current economic landscape.