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Labour and Scottish Greens hail withdrawal from Cambo project while Tories warn of increased dependency on energy imports
Delivery of another 400,000 b/d is ‘win for the White House’ fighting petrol price rise
Anglo-Dutch major says economic case ‘not strong enough’ for field north-west of Shetlands
Activist fund says plans to keep producing the fossil fuel for decades was ‘morally unacceptable and financially flawed’
It is better that listed, not private, companies hold brown assets
BlackRock’s Evy Hambro says case for gold more challenging than for industrial metals
US oil supermajor seeks 20%-30% lower greenhouse gas intensity by 2030 but stops short of hard limit
The province’s reserve of liquid gold could be a model for other agricultural products if it loosened up
Ride-hailing and delivery app workers turn down customers far away or quit after fuel costs soar
Record capacity gains in 2021 remain far off track to reach target of net zero emissions by 2050
Automated farms in shipping containers will produce the insects fed on supermarket waste
Bluebell Capital says group’s current strategy is ‘morally unacceptable and financially flawed’
Traders sold US shares in large technology companies on Friday
Stumble illustrates the oil group’s difficulties managing the energy transition
Plus, crude volatility is back and renewable investments need more juice
S&P 500 has largest intraday swing since March but Asia markets are mixed
Fears over economic fallout from new coronavirus and more hawkish tone from Jay Powell hit S&P 500 and Nasdaq
Plus, analysts’ predictions for this week’s Opec+ decision
A salmon farm in southern Norway could herald a green revolution in the fish industry
Russian state giant emerges as winner from energy crunch and says high gas prices are not temporary
Both too much choice and supply chain hurdles hit demand for alternative proteins
Jump in costs alongside sanctions on Belarus coming into effect may well lead to lower crop yields
State-controlled group to prioritise oil and gas exploration and production
Brent and WTI crude grades record biggest one-day losses since April 2020
Worries about impact of Omicron strain knock airline shares while vaccine makers rally
There is scope for frustration from some investors who reckon the fuel company was misunderstood and undervalued
Oil trader takes full control of company with 2,400 petrol stations in 20 countries
Plus, the future of Scotland’s Cambo oil project hangs in the balance
London-listed precious metals group had lost 25% of its value after country’s PM ordered flagship project to shut
Much must happen before a publicly traded index can become a reality
Rising costs for wheat, turkey, potatoes and travel to mark annual American gathering
Price of Brent crude rises despite co-ordinated move with other countries aimed at lowering cost of petrol
Release of 50m barrels of crude would cover half a day of global consumption
The politics of the US administration releasing oil from its stockpile, the evolution of the music business
US president has reason to fear his domestic agenda and popularity will be forever tainted
President’s move will do little to help drivers in the near term
White House tries to lower petrol prices even as it pushes policies to wean Americans off fossil fuels
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