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(Bloomberg) — A federal appeals court ordered the Biden administration to sell drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico within 37 days, a defeat for environmentalists who argued oil leasing and development in the region imperil a critically endangered whale.

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Labour has pledged to create a $3.1 billion fund for companies creating clean tech jobs in hydrogen, offshore wind and carbon capture and storage around th...

In 2023, though not the best year for industrial deals, US bankers have created over $200bn in transactions involving industrial companies

The Beaumont Police Department is investigating an early morning armed robbery at a gas station/convenience store.Police responded to the robbery call at about

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A federal appeals court ordered the Biden administration to sell drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico within 37 days, a defeat for environmentalists who argued oil leasing and development in the region imperil a critically endangered whale.

Despite the unrest in the Middle East, big oil companies such as BP and Chevron have not shied away from East-Med gas assets

A federal appeals court ordered the Biden administration to sell drilling rights in the Gulf of Mexico within 37 days, a defeat for environmentalists who argued oil leasing and development in the region imperil a critically endangered whale.

Oil giants BP and Shell are investing in an emerging industry called agrivoltaics, which combines solar energy generation with agricultural activities.