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Why Canada is on the Verge of an Unprecedented Rail Labor Stoppage

For the first time, Canada’s two main railway companies – Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City – are on the verge of a simultaneous labor stoppage that could inflict billions of dollars’ worth of economic damage. WHY ARE BOTH COMPANIES POISED TO STOP? Contract talks between the Teamsters union and the companies usually …

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Norwegian Oil Investments to Hit Record High as Inflation Drives Up Costs

Summary Statistics office compiles oil, gas investment survey Norway oil investments to hit record NOK 257 bln in 2024 (Reuters) – Norwegian oil and gas investments are expected to hit a record this year and stay at elevated levels in 2025, driven by ongoing field developments and rising inflation, a national statistics office (SSB) survey …

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IEA Trims 2025 Oil Demand Outlook as China Offsets Global Gains

By Noah Browning (Reuters) – The International Energy Agency (IEA) kept its 2024 global oil demand growth forecast unchanged on Tuesday but trimmed its 2025 estimate, citing the impact of a weakened Chinese economy on consumption. The report from the IEA, which advises industrialised countries, is the second this week to flag that a sluggish economy …

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Tourmaline Oil to Buy Crew Energy in $947 Million Deal

Company pushes further into ranks of biggest energy producers Acquisition follows C$1.5 billion Bonavista deal last year Tourmaline Oil Corp. agreed to buy Crew Energy Inc. for C$1.3 billion ($947 million) as Canada’s biggest gas driller pushes to grow production in anticipation of rising gas demand for power and exports. The all-stock transaction is valued at approximately C$6.69 …

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We’re Burning More Climate-Warming Coal Than Ever. Why?

There’s little doubt that avoiding the most dire effects of climate change requires phasing out power stations that burn coal, the biggest source of carbon dioxide emissions. Yet the opposite is happening. Even as temperatures on Earth smash new records and scientists warn the climate is reaching dangerous tipping points, the amount of coal being …

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The IEA’s Divisive Mission to Decide the Future of Oil

The IEA’s divisive mission to decide the future of oil Oil companies accuse it of playing climate politics Author of the article: Financial Times – View More Financial Times Energy Articles Here  Malcolm Moore in London and Jamie Smyth in New York Fatih Birol is executive director of the International Energy Agency. Birol argues that …

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Canada is Embracing Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) to Reduce Emissions and Sustain its Energy Industry.

Back in 2007, the Alberta and federal governments established a task force on carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a way of reducing emissions from oil, gas, and energy operations. That led to a report in 2008 that said: “CCS is seen as a technological solution that allows Canada to continue to increase its energy …

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Iran’s Oil Finds New Destinations in Tehran Export Push, Sources Say

(Reuters) Iran has sent small shipments of crude oil to new destinations such as Bangladesh and Oman, according to shipping sources and data, the latest sign of Tehran pushing to sustain output at close to its highest in five years. Oil sales are Iran’s major revenue source and the country has been looking for ways …

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Survival of the Fittest: Petrochemical Makers Battle Global Glut

Summary Asian petrochemical margins slide to losses in 2024 Europe, Asian plant consolidation underway Asian output cuts limited by refinery ties (Reuters) – Petrochemical producers in Europe and Asia are in survival mode as years of capacity build-up in top market China and high energy costs in Europe have depressed margins for two consecutive years, …

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Global Oil Demand Needs to Rise Faster to Absorb OPEC+ Hike

Summary Chinese, US demand seen lagging forecasts Not clear if Q3 demand is growing fast, two OPEC sources say Worries of US recession add to pressure on oil LONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) – Global oil demand growth needs to accelerate in coming months or the market will struggle to absorb an increase in oil supply that OPEC+ …

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