Brent Rises on Easing Demand Concerns But Market Tightness Signals Are Mixed
Goldman Sachs said physical prices and prompt timespreads have strengthened recently, pointing to higher demand and tighter supply after Brent crude's rise above $67 a barrel.
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Tech Industry Fights to Save Clean-Energy Tax Credits
Microsoft and Google have been leading backers of technologies such as solar projects and battery storage.
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Maynilad Water Tests Investor Appetite Ahead of IPO
Philippines utility Maynilad Water Services has started testing investor appetite ahead of an initial public offering that could be the country's biggest ever.
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Americans' Electric Bills Are Headed Higher With the Temperatures
Forecasts for a hotter-than-normal summer and more expensive natural gas mean pricier power.
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Solar Bellwether's Bankruptcy Shows Green Energy's Woes Under Trump
One of America's largest rooftop-solar installation businesses filed for chapter 11 Monday, a stark illustration of the strains haunting the U.S. clean-energy sector as shifting federal policies shake investor confidence.
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EQT Buys Majority Stake in Waga Energy Ahead of Potential Takeover
The deal values the renewable natural gas producer at $611.4 million and EQT hopes the tie-up will create a global leader in biomethane production.
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Oil Prices Have Stayed Unexpectedly Strong. One Wildcard Could Keep Them Rising.
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Mexico's Pemex to Trim Costs With Restructuring-Related Job Cuts
Pemex is the world's most heavily indebted oil company, with debt of $101 billion at the end of the first quarter.
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Clean-Energy Investment Set to Double Fossil Fuel Financing in 2025
Around $3.3 trillion will flow into the energy sector in 2025 and around $2.2 trillion of that will go to renewable and nuclear energy, energy storage, low-emission fuels, efficiency and electrification, the International Energy Agency said.
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Senate pushes Russia tariffs that could jack up energy prices for American consumers
Americans may soon feel the pinch at the pump and on their utility bills, even as the Trump administration and congressional Republicans remain laser focused on boosting U.S. energy production.
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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Fall More Than Expected
U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 4.3 million barrels, more than the estimated drop of 1.3 million barrels.
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Saudi Arabia Trims Flagship Oil Selling Price to Asia
Saudi Arabia lowered the July price of its Arab Light crude for Asian buyers after OPEC+ decided to accelerate output hikes.
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