By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, March 13 (Reuters) – Dial out the noise and focus on the fundamentals is a tactic that may work best for global commodity markets as they navigate the mounting challenges posed by U.S. President Donald Trump’s erratic and inconsistent trade policies. While the media focus on each headline-grabbing announcement and …
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“Don’t be surprised if you see a lot of [Canadian] trade missions moving beyond North America,” an Ontario official said in a panel discussion on tariffs at CERAWeek by S&P Global.
Chevron Corp.’s Chevron Technology Ventures, which turns 25 this year, pays close attention to leadership teams when making investment decisions in technology startups.
The acquisition of the spinout from Carnegie Mellon University strengthens Enverus’ suite of offerings as it expands deeper into power and energy transition solutions, the company says.
Northwind Midstream, backed by Five Point Energy, plans to continue growing its gathering and processing and anime treatment facilities.
Natural gas demand comes in slightly higher than usual, despite warming weather, in the Energy Information Administration’s weekly report.
18 important deregulatory actions EPA announced yesterday, and why they will make life better for all of us. By Alex Epstein Did the EPA really just take the “Biggest Deregulatory Action in U.S. History”? Arguably, yes. Here are 18 important deregulatory actions EPA announced today, and why they will make life better for all of …
Gazprom’s Europe-facing export arm considers selling lavish offices, sources say Down to just a handful of employees, job cuts also approved at headquarters, sources say European buyers cast doubt on return to Russian gas in case of Ukraine peace Russia’s gas exports to China unlikely to replace European market losses March 13 (Reuters) – When …
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8 Rivers Capital said pre-FEED activities are expected to be completed later in 2025.
Federal layoffs by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency are slowing permitting for energy projects, affecting Trump’s agenda, officials say.
