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Victoria Launches First Australian Offshore Wind Auction
The government of Australia's Victoria state has opened a bidding process for its first 2 GW of offshore wind capacity, marking the launch of the country's first offshore wind auction.Energy and Resources Minister Jaclyn Symes opened the Request for Proposal process on August 26, with projects to be assessed on value for money…
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Andy Home: Oil shock increases risk of metalshock as EV sales increase
Oil shock from the Iran War is recharging the market for electric vehicles (EVs) as high prices of gasoline and diesel fuel stimulate the consumer demand for alternative fuels. The economics of EVs is driving sales just as much as government subsidies or 'green' ideology. This is…
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Leaders of Moldova say they will ask parliament for permission to declare an energy and water emergency
Moldova's pro European leaders announced on Monday that they were asking the parliament to declare an emergency for energy and water supplies due to dangerously low levels of the Dniester River, which Moldova shares with Ukraine. After a meeting with the Security Council of Moldova…
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French and Benelux stocks - Factors to watch September 22
Here are some company news stories from France and Benelux that could impact the markets in this region or individual stocks. Danone announced an issuance of bonds in three tranches, totaling EUR1,50 billion ($1,72 billion). Vusion's first-half revenue was EUR820m, which confirms its financial guidance for 2026.
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The agenda of the UN summit is laid out by Turkey's COP31 president
On Monday, the president of Turkey's COP31 outlined a plan to 'transform' existing climate commitments into projects with measurable results. This included raising electricity's share in energy consumption by 2035 to 35% and reducing projected increases in municipal garbage by half.
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Palm prices fall to a five-week low due to rising stock levels and subdued demand
Malaysian palm-oil futures reversed their gains on Tuesday, hitting a low of more than five weeks. This was due to the expectation…
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Three chemical plants to be closed by Ineos due to high energy costs
Ineos, the company owned by Jim Ratcliffe, announced on Tuesday that it was halting production at three chemical plants located in Hull.
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Borsa Istanbul purges more than a quarter from the main index due to fund-driven fallout
The exchange announced on Tuesday that it will replace over a quarter of the BIST-100 index constituents, which is its largest reshuffle in six years…
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VEGOILS - Palm prices rise ahead of Trump-Xi summit; stock market concerns increase.
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Tuesday as the markets awaited the meeting between the US president and the Chinese president.
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Sources: Rodriguez will lead a Venezuelan delegation to the US to discuss energy and debt.
Two sources familiar with the preparations say that a Venezuelan delegation headed by interim president?Delcy Rod will be…
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California allows the sale of fuels with higher ethanol content to reduce gasoline prices
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that allows?the?immediate?sale of a higher ethanol fuel blend. This…
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Kremlin claims AfD victory in Germany is due to lack of Russian gas
The Kremlin claimed on Monday that the first place of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), in a state elections in northeastern Germany…
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Court rules that Glencore can sue refinery for $236 million in the UK
The London High Court ruled that commodities trader Glencore could sue the now insolvent Prax’s Lindsey Refinery for around…
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Palm extends its losses due to weak crude oil, a firm ringgit and sluggish imports
Malaysian palm oil futures continued to fall for the'second consecutive session' on Monday as a stronger ringgit, lower crude oil prices…
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The Iranian war has prompted LNG buyers and suppliers to seek greater diversity in their supply.
As the US-Israeli war against Iran reduces Gulf shipments, LNG buyers are looking for 'alternatives' to the fuel. These suppliers…
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Andy Home: Oil shock increases risk of metalshock as EV sales increase
Oil shock from the Iran War is recharging the electric vehicle (EV) industry as high prices for gasoline and diesel stimulate…
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The ECB says that the increase in gas prices in Europe may lead to inflation occurring more quickly.
The European Central Bank stated in its 'Economic Bulletin' on Monday that the natural gas price increases will likely feed…
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Palm muted by weak crude and firm ringgit
Malaysian palm oil futures were muted Monday due to a softer crude and a stronger ringgit, which combined with a low level of market participation.
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled Friday that the Trump administration had unlawfully canceled a $7 Billion grant program…
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Record US diesel prices squeeze farmers; food prices may rise
Addie Yoder is a farmer in northeast Missouri who grows corn, soybeans, and cattle. She uses two combines, 3 semi-trucks…
Shale Oil & Gas
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The Iranian war has prompted LNG buyers and suppliers to seek greater diversity in their supply.
As the US-Israeli war against Iran reduces Gulf shipments, LNG buyers are looking for 'alternatives' to the fuel. These suppliers…
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The ECB says that the increase in gas prices in Europe may lead to inflation occurring more quickly.
The European Central Bank stated in its 'Economic Bulletin' on Monday that the natural gas price increases will likely feed…
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Record US diesel prices squeeze farmers; food prices may rise
Addie Yoder is a farmer in northeast Missouri who grows corn, soybeans, and cattle. She uses two combines, 3 semi-trucks…
LNG
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Argent LNG, Albania to Evaluate Development of Import Terminal
U.S. LNG developer Argent LNG said on Wednesday it had signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Albania's government…
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Northern Territory Shale Developers Look Towards LNG Production
Developers of shale gas in Australia's Northern Territory say they plan to replicate the liquefied natural gas boom in the state of Queensland…
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San Matias Pipeline Cansortium Closes $900m Loan for Pipeline
Argentina's San Matias Pipeline consortium said on Friday it had closed a $900 million project finance loan to build a pipeline…
Renewables
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Andy Home: Oil shock increases risk of metalshock as EV sales increase
Oil shock from the Iran War is recharging the electric vehicle (EV) industry as high prices for gasoline and diesel stimulate…
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Palm muted by weak crude and firm ringgit
Malaysian palm oil futures were muted Monday due to a softer crude and a stronger ringgit, which combined with a low level of market participation.
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Judge rules that Trump's EPA terminated the $7 billion solar grant program illegally
A federal judge in Rhode Island ruled Friday that the Trump administration had unlawfully canceled a $7 Billion grant program…
