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Crude oil inventories in the United States dropped by 21.8 million barrels to 915.8 million …
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Al Ghais: OPEC isn’t Responsible for Inflation
While OPEC often finds itself the usual suspect when it comes to high crude oil and gasoline prices,…
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Russia’s Natural Gas Production Falls for three Consecutive Months
Russia’s natural gas production plunged by 18 percent in June compared to May, new data from the Joi…
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U.S. Crude Inventories Fell to Lowest Level since 2004 in June
Crude oil inventories in the United States dropped by 21.8 million barrels to 915.8 million barrels …
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Oil Steady as Investors Mull Falling US Stockpiles, Global Recession
Oil prices were little changed on Thursday as investors grappled with falling stockpiles in the US, …
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Japan Utilities Get Contract Offer from New Russian Operator of Sakhalin-2
Japanese gas and electric utilities with long-term contracts to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) from…
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Europe Gas Takes a Breather from Rally as Storage Fills up
Natural gas in Europe rose again, extending a rally as a scorching summer boosts demand while suppli…
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Hydropower in China Struggles amid Worst Heatwave in Decades
The southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan is baking in the worst heatwave in six decades, with hy…
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Iraq is Planning to Increase Crude Oil Production
Iraq is planning to increase its crude oil production to phased targets of 5 to 8 million barrels pe…
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Europe’s Power Prices Surge to New Record
Year-ahead electricity prices continue to soar in Europe, with German power prices, the European ben…
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Europe Says ‘No’ to VAT Exemption on German Gas Levy
Europe is hoping the new gas levy Germany is introducing for all gas consumers not have “unintended …
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Al Ghais: OPEC isn’t Responsible for Inflation
While OPEC often finds itself the usual suspect when it comes to high crude oil …
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UN Chief Issues Warning as Ukraine Nuclear Plant Shelled again
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UN Chief Warns World is One Step Away from ‘Nuclear Annihilation’
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Oil Steady as Investors Mull Falling US Stockpiles, Global Recession
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Crude Oil Boosted by US Demand Revival Data
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Oil Extends Losses as Weak Demand Outlook Lingers
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Russia’s Natural Gas Production Falls for three Consecutive Months
Russia’s natural gas production plunged by 18 percent in June compared to May, new data …
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Europe Gas Takes a Breather from Rally as Storage Fills up
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Norway Hits Export Record amid Soaring Gas Prices
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China to Subsidize Refiners if Oil Prices Exceed $130
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One of Europe’s Largest Gas Storage Sites could Start the Winter Empty
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European Refiners are Racing to Capitalize on Record-High Diesel Margins
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Asia Petchems Mired in Bearishness on elevated Recession Fears
Asian petrochemical markets are in a jam, with price bearishness across the board as recession …
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The Petrochemical Industry is Set to Explode
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Europe Seeks Asia Petrochemicals on Russia Supply Loss amid Sanctions
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China Begins Mega Condensate Gas Field Construction in Bohai Bay
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Iran to Produce 141mn Tons of Petrochemicals by 2027
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Hydropower in China Struggles amid Worst Heatwave in Decades
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World’s 2nd Largest Hydropower Station Nears Completion in China
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China’s Pumped Storage Hydropower Volume to Hit 62m kWh by 2025
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Droughts Shrink Hydropower, Pose Risk to Global Push to Clean Energy
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Environmental Impact of Bottled Water Up to 3,500 Times Greater than Tap Water
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Europe’s Power Prices Surge to New Record
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UK Plans on Power Outages this Winter
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Norway Considers Limiting Electricity Exports to Prevent Domestic Crunch
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Sri Lanka is Facing an Energy Catastrophe
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IEA: Electricity Demand Likely to Grow 2.4% This Year
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Saudi Aramco Betting Big on Carbon Storage
Saudi Aramco plans to begin permanently storing carbon dioxide from 2026 in one of the …
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Green Hydrogen can Help Latin America’s Energy Transition
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EU’s Return to Coal Shows Double Standard on Carbon Reduction
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IEA: “Capital Spending is Insufficient to Tackle the Energy and Climate Crises”
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Germany Sticks to 2030 Coal Exit Target amid Energy Worries
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China to Construct Two Solar Power Projects in Southern Iraq
Two solar power projects were reportedly given to Chinese corporations by Iraq. This is in …
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Solar Stocks Soar as China Considers $220 Billion Stimulus Package
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IEA Warns Global Solar Supply Chains are too Concentrated in China
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Shell to Build Largest Renewable Hydrogen Plant in Europe
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UK Interest in Solar Power Heats up as Energy Bills Soar
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Iran Sends Technical Team to Help in Cuba Oil Tank Fire
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Iranian Tanker Reloads Oil Confiscated in Greece, Embassy Says
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New OPEC Chief Starts Work Monday
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Barkindo to Join Atlantic Council, Leaves OPEC July 31
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3rd Iranian Ship Carrying Fuel Docks in Syria’s Banias Port
