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Oil dipped as investors eyed the spreading delta variant’s impact on demand while cases surge. Futures in New York fell
Continue readingOil Slips With Spread of Delta Variant Crimping Demand Outlook
Pembina Pipeline Corporation has terminated its previous agreement to buy Inter Pipeline in the latest twist in the biggest multi-billion
Continue readingPembina Terminates Agreement To Buy Inter Pipeline In All-Stock Deal
In 2020, as the country responded to the COVID-19 pandemic, CO2 emissions from energy consumption in the United States fell
Iran has successfully improved its relationship with China over the past several years. They are trading oil for goods and
Continue readingWhy Iran’s current oil policies and sanctions are important to U.S. oil producers
The friction between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates that had held oil markets hostage finally ended last week,
Continue readingSaudi-UAE Split Won’t End Until the World Goes Green -Opinion
Cyber attacks are ramping up, and the latest victim is Saudi Aramco The world’s biggest oil producer confirmed this
Continue readingMiddle East Newsletter: Aramco Becomes Latest Victim of Cyber Attacks
By Josyana Joshua (Bloomberg) Natural gas futures soared to $4 per million British thermal units in the U.S. for the first
As demand for clean energy surges, would-be developers are struggling to find enough transmission lines to carry power to the
Continue readingClean Energy Producers Are Eyeing Old Coal Plants—for the Wiring
The world’s biggest platinum miners are ramping up plans to build renewable energy plants to free them from power outages
Continue readingPlatinum Giants Eye Solar Power as Green Answer to Blackouts
The construction arm of Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea’s top automaker, will push ahead with a coal-fired power plant in Vietnam
Continue readingHyundai Unit Will Complete Final Projects Before Quitting Coal