U.S. seeks to buy up to 3 million barrels for oil reserve for January delivery

The United States is seeking to buy up to three million barrels of oil for delivery in January 2024 to replenish the country’s strategic petroleum reserve, the Department of Energy said on Monday. “This is the second solicitation for January 2024 delivery as DOE aims to purchase oil when it can purchase at a good …

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Texans to Vote on Funding to Modernize Electricity Generation

(Reuters) – Texans are set to vote on Tuesday on a constitutional amendment to determine whether the state will create a special fund for financing the “construction, maintenance, and modernization of its electric generating facilities.” The energy fund would be administered and used only by the Public Utility Commission of Texas to provide loans and …

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COMMENTARY: The 7 Most Important Truths About Our Energy Future – Alex Epstein

By Alex Epstein At Jordan Peterson’s ARC conference I was asked to share the most important truths about our energy future. At Jordan Peterson’s ARC (Alliance for Responsible Citizenship) conference I was asked to share the most important truths about our energy future. I boiled it down to 7. Understand these and you’ll be a …

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U.S. Investors Rebuff Big Oil Climate Shareholder Resolutions

Big U.S. investors at the top five western oil firms’ shareholder meetings this year rebuffed an activist group’s resolutions to align their emission targets with the Paris climate pact, in contrast to some European peers, voting data showed. Netherlands-based activist group Follow This was created first to target Shell and subsequently expanded to file climate resolutions at …

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Venezuela Taps Oilfield Firms to Boost Output after Sanction Easing

Venezuela’s state-owned PDVSA is in talks with local and foreign oilfield firms to hire equipment and services that would allow it to revive depressed output, sources close to the meetings said, after the U.S. relaxed sanctions on the country. The U.S. Treasury Department in October authorized for six months the production and export of Venezuelan …

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Offshore Wind Projects Face Economic Storm. Cancellations Jeopardize Biden Clean Energy Goals

WASHINGTON (AP) — The cancellation of two large offshore wind projects in New Jersey is the latest in a series of setbacks for the nascent U.S. offshore wind industry, jeopardizing the Biden administration’s goals of powering 10 million homes from towering ocean-based turbines by 2030 and establishing a carbon-free electric grid five years later. The …

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Cooling EV Sales Have Tesla, GM and Ford Rethinking Investments

After years of pumping cash into the sizzling electric-vehicle market, Tesla Inc. and other major automakers are facing a new dilemma: what to do when demand chills. While the battery-powered vehicle market is still expanding, the pace of growth has slowed considerably. As a result, Tesla, the world’s EV leader, and legacy automakers that had …

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Superior Energy Services Announces Third Quarter 2023 Results and Conference Call

HOUSTON, Nov. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Superior Energy Services, Inc. (the “Company”) filed its Form 10-Q for the period ending September 30, 2023. In accordance with the Company’s Shareholders Agreement, it will host a conference call with shareholders on November 6, 2023. For the third quarter of 2023, the Company reported net income from …

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How “Greenlash” is Forcing Europe to Scale Back Ambitious Net Zero Policies

European governments are reassessing EU-directed green policies amid public unease By Shawn Logan   Activists and coal opponents stand at the demolition edge of the Garzweiler II open pit lignite mine during a protest by climate activists after the clearance of the town of Lützerath, in the North Rhine-Westphalia of Germany.Photo by Federico Gambarini/Getty Images European …

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