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US Disburses Part of Loan to Michigan Nuclear Power Plant for Restart

By Timothy Gardner WASHINGTON, April 22 (Reuters) – A Michigan nuclear reactor hoping to be the first in the United States to restart after permanent closure has received about 10% of $1.52 billion in U.S. financing approved during former President Joe Biden’s term, the Energy Department said on Tuesday. The department’s Loan Programs Office approved …

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Elliott Wants BP to Boost Free Cash Flow to $20 Billion by 2027, Source Says

By Shadia Nasralla April 22 (Reuters) – Activist investor Elliott Management has urged BP (BP.L) to boost its free cash flow to $20 billion by 2027 from around $8 billion last year through significant spending cuts and cost reductions, a source familiar with the situation said on Tuesday. Elliott has increased its stake in BP …

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US LNG Headed to Asia Fetches More Than Cargoes to Europe for First Time in 7 Months

By Ruth Liao Liquefied natural gas traders can make a better profit from selling US LNG cargoes in Asia than offering the fuel in Europe, an opportunity that opened up for the first time in seven months, according to data from analytics firm Spark Commodities. The US-to-Asia arbitrage window emerged following a series of production …

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