COMMENTARY: America Will Lose If the EU and China Become Energy Buddies – David Fickling

Fossil exporters’ status will dwindle from the shift to clean power. By David Fickling The electrons coursing through our grids, turbines and engines are invisible to the human eye, but without them, all the machinery that powers our industrial economy would grind to a halt. Unseen flows of energy drive international relations, too. What’s often …

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US Court Revises Energy Regulator’s Order for NextDecade’s Texas LNG Facility

March 18 (Reuters) – Energy company NextDecade (NEXT.O) said on Tuesday that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia had revised its August 2024 judgment against the energy regulator’s order allowing the construction of the company’s LNG project in Texas. NextDecade’s flagship facility has been in development for several years and has …

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Kazakhstan Removes Energy Minister Amid Tensions with OPEC+, Oil Majors

(Reuters) – Kazakhstan’s energy minister will stand down from his role, the country’s presidential office said on Tuesday, as the government struggles to convince U.S. and European oil companies to lower production that exceeds OPEC+ targets. Almasadam Satkaliyev will become the head of the country’s newly created atomic energy agency, the presidential office said in …

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HSBC Forecasts Surplus Oil in 2025, 2026 on Strong Supply, Sluggish Demand Growth

March 18 (Reuters) – HSBC expects the oil market to be in a surplus in 2025 and 2026 due to strong supply and sluggish demand growth, the bank said in a note on Tuesday. The bank said that it expects a surplus of 200,000 barrels per day this year, revising its a previous forecast of …

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