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Vivo Energy is now the major shareholder of Engen.

St. John residents are still reeling from an extended power failure, and V.I. Water and Power Authority CEO Andrew Smith finally issued a statement Sunday, after a hastily called press

A major failure on the underground transmission line that carries power from St. Thomas left all 2,600 V.I. Water and Power Authority customers on St. John without electricity throughout Thursday,

This dividend stock happens to have one of the biggest dividend yields I've come across -- 10.7% -- but I'm predicting the share price to pop next week.

Dozens of countries have agreed to tackle harmful cooking methods, but sidestepped the controversial question of replacing them with gas stoves.

Vivo Energy, owned by global commodities trader Vitol, will invest an initial R10-billion in its South African operations following its merger with Engen, South Africa's trade minister Ebrahim Patel said on Wednesday. The investment is part of a range of public interest and competition commitments, designed to prevent job losses and continue supply contracts with local refineries, that domestic regulators sought when the merger was considered.

The enlarged Vivo Energy has 3 900 service stations, and more than 2 billion liters of storage capacity across 28 markets on the African continent.

On Feb. 25, 2024, Qatar announced plans to increase its LNG production capacity by a further 16 million tons per annum (mtpa) in 2029-30, bringing the total to 142 mtpa. This would be the third such large-scale expansion of its LNG production within the next six years, but there's one wrinkle: These new production volumes are set to come online at a time of significant oversupply in the LNG market. What accounts for Qatar's decision?

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