TotalEnergies predicts global oil demand will peak after 2030, driven by population growth and slow electric vehicle adoption, in contrast to IEA’s forecast
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OPEC+ postpones its oil output increase to January 2024, extending its current 2.2 million barrels per day cut due to weak global demand
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Enbridge’s Q3 profit doubles from U.S. gas acquisitions and record infrastructure growth projects in North America.
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ConocoPhillips raises dividend, expands buybacks as Q3 earnings beat forecasts, driven by record U.S. shale production and increased output guidance
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KEY POINTS OPEC+ may delay its planned oil production increase in December due to concerns over weak demand and rising supply, four sources close to the matter told Reuters on …
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Private equity in African energy projects provides essential funding, drives renewable growth, and bridges infrastructure gaps for sustainable development across the continent
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Mexico sends 400,000 barrels of oil to aid Cuba’s energy crisis following grid collapse and hurricane impact
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Oil Prices Likely to Fall After Israel Shows Restraint in Strikes on Iran
Oil prices are set to fall as Israel’s restrained strikes on Iran avoid disrupting oil infrastructure, allowing for short-term market stability
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Eni and BP resume onshore exploration in Libya’s Ghadames Basin, signaling renewed international interest in Libya’s oil sector
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Federal regulators approved a 3-year extension for Golden Pass LNG plant as Exxon and Qatar Energy address delays due to contractor bankruptcy