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When Your ERP Technology Landscape Reaches End of Life – Geoffrey Cann

By Geoffrey Cann It Happens To Everyone at Some Point After five years at our current home, we decided this year it was time to renovate. The pandemic brought it to a fore when we ran out of working space, forced on us from work from home policies. We quickly grew frustrated with the work arounds, the inefficiencies, …

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NRG Replaces CEO After Another Battle With Elliott Over Strategy

(Bloomberg) For the second time in six years, NRG Energy Inc. is making a big change after activist investor Elliott Investment Management LP objected to the strategy being pursued by the independent US power producer. On Monday, NRG announced it’s replacing Chief Executive Officer Mauricio Gutierrez following a dispute over the company’s $2.8 billion acquisition …

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More OPEC+ Cuts Likely Next Year, as Oil Prices Plunge – Analysts Weigh In

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies (OPEC+) are likely to extend or even deepen oil supply cuts into next year, after a more than 15% drop in Brent prices from a peak in September, eight analysts have predicted. OPEC+ is set to consider whether to make additional cuts when the group meets …

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TC Energy receives FERC approval for Virginia Reliability Project

(Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved TC Energy’s (TRP.TO) Virginia Reliability Project, the company said in a statement dated Friday, adding that it will work to place it into service as soon as possible. It is estimated to add over $500 million of economic value, while creating more than 3,500 jobs in …

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Venezuela Close to Approving Offshore Gas License with Trinidad, Shell

Nov 20 (Reuters) – Venezuela is close to approving a license for Shell (SHEL.L) and the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago to develop a promising offshore natural gas field and export its production to the Caribbean country, two people close to the matter said. The license could set in motion a long-running effort …

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The Benefits of Specialized Expertise: Why You Should Choose a Cat® Certified Engine Rebuild Center

When it comes to the quality of your gas compression engine rebuilds, you can’t afford to cut corners. Third-party rebuilders lack the expertise, parts inventory, training, and Caterpillar Certified technicians you need to guarantee a quality rebuild. With proven results and hundreds of satisfied customers, Cleveland Brothers is fully equipped to restore your machines with …

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Oil’s ‘Dead Cat Bounce’ Spares Energy Stocks From Greater Pain

Don’t be fooled by Friday’s sharp relief rally in oil and gas equities as the picture is still bleak for crude supply and demand. Energy stocks in the S&P 500 index followed oil higher with a benchmark-leading 2.5% intraday jump as the sector narrowly avoided notching its second straight weekly decline. But the move in …

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How United and Other US Airlines Lost Momentum on Sustainable Jet Fuel

(Bloomberg) United Airlines presents itself as the unrivaled leader in cleaner jet fuel. A recent ad campaign featuring the garbage-can-dwelling Oscar the Grouch as the airline’s new “chief trash officer” publicizes its commitment to turn banana peels and old socks into less-polluting jet fuel. In another ad, the company says it’s “investing in more sustainable aviation fuel …

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U.S. Natgas Prices Slid 2% to Three-Week Low on Record Output, Ample Storage

U.S. natural gas futures slid about 2% to a three-week low on Friday on record output that should enable utilities to keep injecting gas into storage through late November. Utilities usually start pulling gas out of storage to meet heating demand in mid-November. U.S. gas stockpiles were already 6% above normal in the week ended …

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