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In the News
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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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Renewable energy investment is increasing in Africa, supported by rising demand, climate commitments, and technological advancements
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Canada is preparing to announce its long-awaited emissions cap for the oil and gas sector, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 38 percent by 2030, while addressing …
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Exxon and Chevron beat third-quarter profit expectations, fueled by record U.S. oil output. With focused expansion in oil and gas, both firms outshone European rivals betting on renewables, setting new …
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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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Transcorp Power to add 150MW via renewable partnerships, while gas supply constraints impact current power generation at major facilities
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Canadian Natural Resources cuts back on natural gas drilling in response to weak prices, focusing instead on oil sands production and recent acquisitions to reinforce its asset base.
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NTCSA revises its 2024 transmission plan to support South Africa’s increased power capacity, prioritizing infrastructure and renewable energy integration.