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Rich countries are using public financing to expand the construction of natural gas infrastructure in poorer countries around the world.
ANWR leases have been suspended by the Biden administration, but new production will move forward in the NPR-A.
As Brent crosses $70, oil market narratives have flipped to questions over supply rather than demand.
The world's major economies will need to yank the handbrake on emissions if they are to meet their climate goals, a new report warns.
In a stunning blow to a company not used to losing, activist investors have claimed two seats on the board of ExxonMobil.
In a bombshell report, the International Energy Agency states that the world must stop new fossil fuel projects immediately to hit net-zero emissions by 2050.
The International Energy Agency believes the explosive growth in renewables, with installations soaring in 2020, is here to stay.
Electrification and the wider energy transition has spurred an upsurge in commodity prices.
Although relatively modest in scope, California Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to phase out oil production in the state is groundbreaking in political significance.
As governments announce more ambitious climate goals, interest in carbon capture and storage measures has increased. But how viable is the technology?
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