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COMMENTARY: Kindergarten Revisited: Bully Wannabes Now Call Others Bullies – Irina Slav on Energy

By Irina Slav More From Irina Slav When I was a child, I was extremely shy. This, of course, made me a natural target for bullies at kindergarten. I didn’t have it as bad as others because I tried, and succeeded, to be as invisible as possible but from my current point of view I …

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UAE Flips Own Script with $4 Bln Oil Pipeline Deal

(Reuters Breakingviews) – Abu Dhabi is flipping the script. In recent years, the United Arab Emirates’ leading light has blazed a trail by offloading minority stakes in subsidiaries of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). Wednesday’s acquisition of KKR and BlackRock’s 40% stake in ADNOC’s oil pipelines, by domestic investment fund Lunate, goes in …

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Shell first quarter 2024 update note

The following is an update to the first quarter 2024 outlook and gives an overview of our current expectations for the first quarter. Outlooks presented may vary from the actual first quarter 2024 results and are subject to finalisation of those results, which are scheduled to be published on May 2, 2024. Unless otherwise indicated, …

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Enbridge Wins Approval to Commence Service on Louisiana Venice Natgas Pipe Project

Canadian energy company Enbridge’s Texas Eastern Transmission subsidiary received approval on Thursday from U.S. energy regulators to commence service of a natural gas pipeline associated with its Venice extension project in Louisiana. The Venice extension was designed to supply gas to Venture Global LNG’s Plaquemines liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plant in Louisiana, which is …

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U.S. Manufacturers Emerge From Slump, Set to Boost Fuel Use: Kemp

U.S. manufacturers have finally pulled out of the long, shallow slump that started in the middle of 2022, which will support petroleum consumption especially for diesel and other middle distillates in the months ahead. The Institute for Supply Management’s purchasing managers index for the manufacturing sector climbed to 50.3 in March (34th percentile for all …

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