TotalEnergies outlines growth strategy, boosts dividends, and plans significant buybacks while focusing on upstream projects and LNG expansion through 2030
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Oil prices surged as violence in the Middle East escalated, raising concerns about supply disruptions, though a stable global outlook has kept gains in check.
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OPEC+ has decided to maintain its output policy, with an increase planned in December. Emphasis remains on ensuring compliance from member nations.
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Shares of U.S. energy companies surged Wednesday as oil prices rose 3 percent following increased tensions in the Middle East, affecting market stability.
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TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné discusses maintaining resilient returns through low-cost oil projects amid challenges, including falling crude prices and stalled LNG ventures
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Falling oil prices threaten major oil companies’ ability to maintain shareholder payouts. Firms may need to borrow or cut share buybacks in response to declining profits.
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Nersa has recommended licensing four new electricity traders to improve competition in South Africa’s energy market, despite opposition from Eskom
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ADNOC acquires Covestro in a €14.7 billion deal to expand into petrochemicals and green energy, marking a significant foreign investment by a Gulf state.
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TotalEnergies is preparing a $10 billion investment decision for an offshore oil project in Suriname, aiming to mirror Guyana’s success and boost Suriname’s economy
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The FTC has cleared Chevron’s $53 billion acquisition of Hess Corp but has barred Hess CEO John Hess from joining the board, citing potential alignment with OPEC policies that could …