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Oil transport company Zenith Energy spent time courting Portland elected officials in 2022, hoping they would approve a Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS) allowing the company to continue its operations in the city. While Zenith's efforts were successful—the Portland Bureau of Development Services (BDS) approved the LUCS in 2022 after an initial denial the year prior—the company violated city lobbying rules in the process, according to the Portland Elections Office. In a Mar...

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The city denied Zenith's Land Use Compatibility Statement in August 2021, then approved it in October 2022.

Portland’s auditor has determined a fossil fuel company violated city code when it failed to report lobbying with public officials. City Auditor Simone Rede issued Zenith Energy, the company with a fuel storage facility along Northwest Front Avenue, a warning letter on Tuesday.

A total of 528 prefabricated 5B Maverick modules will form part of an 89.7MW hybrid power station operated by (IPP) Zenith Energy.

Karl Lagerfeld’s last Paris residence sold for 10 million at auction, fetching almost double the starting price for the 2,800-square-foot apartment.

Portland city auditor investigated Zenith Energy after public records revealed closed-door meetings

ZENITH General Insurance Limited said it paid about N5 billion as claims last year to many organisations thereby helping them to...

Stone Ambassador introduces Zenith Surfaces, an all-new surface material, to the Australian marketplace.