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EU’s Costa Says Russian LNG Phase-Out Makes Room for US Supplies

By Jorge Valero and Ewa Krukowska The European Union’s imminent release of a road map for phasing out Russian fossil fuel purchases will signal to companies that they should source more liquefied natural gas from the US, according to European Council President Antonio Costa. The 27-nations bloc is scheduled to unveil its plan for winding …

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Gas Pipeline Billionaire Kinder Dismisses Tariff, AI Concerns

By Elizabeth Elkin Richard KinderPhotographer: Aaron M. Sprecher/Bloomberg Kinder Morgan Inc. billionaire co-founder Rich Kinder has shrugged off concerns in the US natural gas industry over the impact of tariffs on exports, and that demand forecasts related to artificial intelligence may be too optimistic. Kinder said his company still sees a surge demand from AI …

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US Finalizes Tariffs on Southeast Asian Solar Imports

Tariffs target major firms like Jinko Solar and Trina Solar Tariffs range from 6.1% to 3,403.96% International Trade Commission to vote on industry harm in June April 21 (Reuters) – U.S. trade officials finalized tariff levels on solar cells and panels from Southeast Asia, a key step toward wrapping up a year-old trade case brought …

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Shell to Complete Survey at Venezuela Gas Field as License Wind-Down Approaches

April 21 (Reuters) – Oil and gas group Shell (SHEL.L) plans to complete a marine survey at Venezuela’s offshore Dragon gas field before a U.S.-set May deadline to wind down all licenses related to energy projects in the country, sources close to the preparations said. Colombia-flagged survey vessel Dona Jose II arrived in U.S.-sanctioned Venezuela …

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