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Drones hit major oil sites in Bashkortostan and Volgograd Salavat complex working as usual – TASS Some Russia’s regions face fuel shortages KYIV/MOSCOW, Sept 18 (Reuters) – Ukraine said on Thursday that its drones had struck a major oil processing and petrochemical complex and an oil refinery in Russia, part of an intensifying campaign to …
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Exxon Mobil is seeing benefits to its bottom line with the use of artificial intelligence, including by drilling wells more quickly, Dan Ammann, Exxon’s president of upstream, said on Thursday. The U.S. oil producer is also using AI to help remotely monitor some operations, Ammann said while speaking at the BNEF Summit in Houston.
By Ron Bousso Chinese oil storage increasingly vital for market, but data is obscure IEA, OPEC offer widely divergent estimates for oil demand growth Growing sanctions-busting fleet of tankers complicates oil tracking LONDON, Sept 18 (Reuters) – Growing blind spots in the oil market driven by geopolitics are making it harder to determine the true …
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Summary Brent, WTI oscillated between gains and losses in European trading Fed chair highlighted concerns about job market Market concerned by rising supply, US demand concerns (Reuters) – Oil prices edged higher on Thursday after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as traders weighed the start of looser monetary policy against concerns about the U.S. …
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U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil has no plans to resume operations in Russia, Chief Executive Darren Woods told the Financial Times in an interview on Thursday. The company pulled out of Russia in 2022 after Western sanctions were imposed over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, writing off billions of dollars from its exit. Exxon executives are …
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By Anthony Di Paola and Keira Wright Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. dropped its planned $19 billion takeover of Australian natural gas producer Santos Ltd., walking away from an ambitious effort to expand overseas after failing to agree on key terms. A “combination of factors” discouraged the company’s XRG unit from making a final bid, …
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By Alex Longley The world needs to spend some $540 billion a year looking for oil and gas to maintain current output by 2050 as the pace of declines in existing fields increases, according to the International Energy Agency. Faster decline rates, in part because of an increased global dependency on US shale, mean that …
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Poland has urged European Union member states that are still buying Russian energy to end those imports by the end of 2026 and will offer them help towards that effort, Energy Minister Milosz Motyka said on Wednesday. The Druzhba oil pipeline delivers Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia, which continue to buy energy supplies from …
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Sept 16 – WaterBridge Infrastructure raised $634 million in an initial public offering in the United States, the oilfield water management firm said on Tuesday, in the latest sign of renewed momentum in the listings market. The Houston, Texas-based company sold 31.7 million shares at $20, at the higher end of its marketed range of …
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September 15, 2025 The Rt. Hon. Mark Carney, PC, MP Dear Prime Minister of Canada Six months have passed since the first “Build Canada Now” letter was sent to you and the leaders of Canada’s other political parties outlining an action plan to unlock Canada’s world class oil and natural gas resources to strengthen Canada’s …
