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Top U.S. LNG Producer Cheniere Asks Biden Admin to Drop Pollution Rule

Top U.S. LNG Producer Cheniere Asks Biden Admin to Drop Pollution Rule

Cheniere Energy Inc (LNG.A) has asked the Biden administration to exempt it from limits on emissions of carcinogenic pollutants, arguing they would force the top U.S. exporter of liquefied natural gas to shut down for an extended period and jeopardize the country’s efforts to speed up supplies to Europe, according to documents reviewed by Reuters

Aramco to Accelerate Low-Carbon Energy Research

Aramco to Accelerate Low-Carbon Energy Research

Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Aramco) inaugurated the Aramco Research Center to accelerate the development of low-carbon solutions for the energy industry using advanced analytics on Monday.

Norway Strike Could Cut Gas Output by 13% Next Week

Norway Strike Could Cut Gas Output by 13% Next Week

A planned strike by Norway's oil and gas sector workers is poised to have a substantial impact on gas exports, with losses of about 13% of the country’s daily gas exports, the Norwegian Oil and Gas Association (NOG) announced on Monday.

EU Competition Watchdog Examines MOL and OMVs Slovenian Deal

EU Competition Watchdog Examines MOL and OMV's Slovenian Deal

EU antitrust regulators on Thursday opened a full-scale investigation into Hungarian oil and gas group MOL's proposed acquisition of Austrian rival OMV's Slovenian operations, concerned that the deal could hurt competition

Global Offshore Wind Installation Triples in 2021

Global Offshore Wind Installation Triples in 2021

Offshore wind hit a new record last year with year-on-year tripling of grid-connected power worldwide, totaling 21.1 gigawatts (GW), according to a Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) report on Wednesday

US Delegation Arrives in Venezuela for Talks

US Delegation Arrives in Venezuela for Talks

A US delegation has arrived in Venezuela to repair strained relations with the South American country, President Nicolas Maduro said Monday

Serbia Mulls Replacements for Russian Crude at Pancevo

Serbia Mulls Replacements for Russian Crude at Pancevo

Serbia's energy ministry said it is "doing everything" it can to ensure feedstock supply to the country's 96,000 b/d Pancevo refinery after the EU's embargo on seaborne imports of Russian crude takes full effect later this year