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If coal plants are reopened in the EU, we can say goodbye to reaching the net zero targets the bloc has promised to reach.

US President Joe Biden says the move is aimed at hitting the main artery of Russia’s economy.

European leaders are concerned Moscow may cut gas supplies if Ukraine tensions worsen.

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When OPEC+ takes decisions, markets move. Many analysts were surprised that OPEC+ stayed the course at last Thursday’s ministerial meetings and continued increasing output by 400,000 bpd according to its schedule. Markets liked what they saw: After initially losing ground, oil prices rose steadily through the Asian trading session. On Friday, Brent was up some 2.9 percent by

Last weekend proved that there truly never is a dull moment in the oil markets. Oil prices temporarily plunged by more than 10 percent, for both Brent and the West Texas Intermediate, on the discovery of yet another variant of the coronavirus, labeled omicron. This has proven OPEC+ correct in its recent decisions. Over the past few months OPEC+ has come under global scrutiny

Pump more crude. but the amount of oil being released, 50 million barrels by the us was less than expect it, according to this consultant. the united states have — to this consultant. the united states have roughly _ to this consultant. the united states have roughly 600 - to this consultant. the united i states have roughly 600 million barrels of oil, therefore they could indeed release more. always the question is going to be will this change the opec price strategy? opec is going to meet as...

The kingdom announces plans to tackle global warming but says it will continue extracting its vast hydrocarbon reserves.

It has been 30 years since the collapse of the Soviet Union, an event which had a major impact on global energy markets. A drop in oil prices in the late 1980s was exacerbated by a decline in Soviet oil production from 1988. This put pressure on the Soviet economy, which contributed to political instability ...