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There never was such a thing and to base policy on it would be a serious mistake
Energy major scraps 2035 target, giving itself more flexibility on timing of plans
Talks with Tel Aviv-listed NewMed paused because of ‘uncertainty created by the external environment’
One of the biggest US natural gas producers announces purchase of midstream assets it previously owned
SNP strategists say move threatens Conservative seats in north-east of Scotland where many fear loss of jobs
The global slide in prices points to bigger questions regarding Europe’s industrial recovery and the commodity’s role as a transition fuel
Gulf state’s liquefied natural gas production capacity to rise nearly 85% before end of decade
Colorado case claims assets once owned by Chevron escaped decommissioning after new owner filed for bankruptcy
Regional benchmark trades at lowest rate since Russia began curtailing supplies to Europe in 2021
Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia say Berlin levy could increase ‘geopolitical dependency’ on Moscow
Arctic LNG 2 plant completed with Chinese help as Beijing becomes biggest importer of the Russian gas
Financing could remain an issue for the oil major’s Barossa project
Lower demand during mild weather has coincided with surging production
Sale will be a key test of investor appetite for gas infrastructure as Britain tries to shift to renewables
Consolidation has reshaped the US energy industry — and its role in global markets
Switch from coal by China and other Asian countries will drive increase, says report
Diamondback Energy’s $26bn takeover of Endeavor furthers drive towards efficiency and lower production costs
Separate actions from industry and green groups take aim at the administration’s policy
Large acquisition targets have become scarce commodities in the Permian Basin
Acquisition among ‘last major outstanding M&A puzzle pieces’ in the booming Permian Basin
States must acknowledge shift to less-polluting system will lead to higher energy costs, says Patrick Pouyanné
Companies that have secured US regulatory approval might be pleased to see the door slam behind them
Oil executives hit out at administration’s move to pause approvals for LNG export terminals
Behind the outrage and political posturing, this is what it actually means for the industry
World’s biggest exporter says it will no longer seek to increase output to 13mn barrels a day
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