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As crude prices fall, investors fear that Big Oil may reduce share buybacks.
Investors will pay attention to the fact that falling oil prices are increasing the risk of dividends and share purchases for the remainder of 2025. Big Oil's efforts to win over Wall Street have been based on reinvesting cash in the form of dividends and stock repurchases. U.S. president…
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Government committee calls for India to accelerate nuclear power projects
According to a meeting of India's Power Ministry advisory committee held on Monday, the country must speed up nuclear project execution, raise awareness about their safety, and create a strong vendor list. India announced in early February that it would amend its nuclear liability laws to encourage foreign and private investment.
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Research shows that China continues to support overseas coal plants, despite its 2021 commitment
According to a Tuesday analysis of energy investment in BRICS nations, Chinese companies are still building coal-fired electricity plants in Indonesia. This is despite their pledge to stop funding coal projects abroad by 2021. Global Energy Monitor, a U.S. think-tank, said that China…
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Hydro signs billion-euro contract to supply NKT low-carbon aluminum for EU grid
Hydro, a Norwegian company, announced on Tuesday that it had signed a contract to supply NKT in Denmark with low-carbon aluminum wire rod for the production and upgrade of Europe's grid infrastructure. The European Union published in 2023 a plan to improve the efficiency of their electricity grids…
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Palm extends its losses as a firmer Ringgit weighs
The price of palm oil futures in Malaysia fell for the second session running on Tuesday, due to a stronger Ringgit. At midday, the benchmark palm oil contract on Bursa Derivatives exchange for July delivery fell 22 ringgit (0.55%) to 3,943 Ringgit ($911.47) per metric ton. A Kuala…
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UNICA: Brazil sugar production up 1.25 percent in the first half of April
UNICA, a group representing the industry, announced on Wednesday that sugar production in Brazil’s center-south region reached 731…
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Gas stocks in Europe could be more stressed this summer due to less hydro and wind.
The wind speed and lower hydropower stock in Northwest Europe could increase demand for gas-fired and coal-fired electricity generation this summer…
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Palm closes at lowest level in 7 months due to higher production and stock levels
Malaysian palm futures continued to fall for the third session in a row on Wednesday, as market sentiment was still weighed…
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Sources say that Brazil will offer tax incentives to attract data center investment.
Four sources with knowledge of the matter said that the Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad is planning to start a…
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French prompts are affected by higher wind output
French spot prices were impacted on Monday by an increase in expected wind power production across the majority of the region…
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RWE's largest shareholder group is against more share buybacks
RWE's largest shareholder group, RWE municipal shareholders, opposes calls for further share buybacks. This includes activist investor Elliott.
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China's solar sector remains red as the trade war causes problems
China's solar producers reported losses in the last week, as President Donald Trump's Trade War put additional pressure on demand.
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Spot prices plunge ahead of May Day
European electricity prices dropped on Wednesday, as demand is expected to fall ahead of the Labour Day Holiday in Europe.
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Hexa Climate to invest $500 Million in Fortum India Renewables Assets
Hexa Climate Solutions - backed by I Squared Capital - has purchased Fortum's Indian Renewables Portfolio. The company plans…
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Iberdrola's first quarter net profit beats expectations
Iberdrola, Europe's biggest utility, posted a net profit for the first quarter of 2 billion euro ($2.27 billion), exceeding market expectations.
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First Solar reduces its annual sales and profits forecast due to near-term tariff problems
First Solar lowered their annual sales and profits forecasts on Tuesday, citing near-term challenges due to the ongoing U.S. - China trade war.
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Adani Green, India's clean energy company, aims to add 5 GW in clean energy by FY26 with $3.6 billion capex
Ashish Khanna, CEO of India's Adani Green Energy, said that the company plans to invest 310 billion rupees (about $3.64 billion)…
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Conab: Brazil's sugar output will reach record levels in 2025/26
Conab, the state-owned agricultural agency, said that Brazil's sugar production will reach a record in 2025/26, despite a…
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Malaysian Minister urges palm oil sector to support biofuel initiative
Malaysia's commodities ministry has called on the palm oil industry in Malaysia to support a biofuel project that turns palm…
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Palm oil prices fall on a stronger ringgit and weaker competitors
The price of palm oil in Malaysia fell for the second session in a row on Tuesday as the stronger ringgit weighed down on sentiment…
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Chinese Competition regulator meets with Mercedes-Benz, Alibaba
The State Administration for Market Regulation, SAMR, announced on Wednesday that China's regulator of the market held a seminar on fair competition…
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First Solar launches legal action against JinkoSolar for forecasting higher sales in 2025
First Solar, a solar panel manufacturer, forecasted higher sales for the current year and reported a rise of its fourth-quarter profits on Tuesday.
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Lightsource bp has secured 10 power purchases totaling 1.3 GW in the last 12 months
The firm reported on Wednesday that Lightsource bp - a renewable energy developer and a subsidiary of British oil giant BP…
