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Oil Prices Rise as U.S.-Iran Talks Face Fresh Hurdles

Oil prices rose Monday as investors assessed fresh obstacles to U.S.-Iran diplomacy and persistent security risks around Middle Eastern energy supplies.

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TotalEnergies Sets Out Growth Plan Until 2035

The French energy company said it plans to invest between $14 billion and $17 billion per year between 2027 and 2032.

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U.S. Pressure Is Awakening an Energy Giant in Canada

America's trade hostility and war in the Middle East could fuel a renaissance in Canada.

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How a U.S. diesel export ban would play out, according to Goldman Sachs

Strategists at Goldman Sachs see potential restrictions on U.S. diesel exports adding $0.30 per gallon to domestic retail gasoline prices

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Solar and Wind Stocks Are Sinking. Blame High Interest Rates.

SunPower stock is down 76% in the past six months, while Sunrun is off 38%. Solar and wind companies are struggling as high interest rates increase the cost of borrowing money for their projects.

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Pentagon-Backed Oil Company Is Set to Vie for Chevron's Crown in Venezuela

The rise of a U.S.-backed oil company in Venezuela has frustrated executives at America's biggest oil companies.

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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk

Find insight on oil futures, BP, Equinor and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.

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The Debate Over a Diesel Export Ban Is Giving Europe Whiplash

European Union officials say they are in talks with the Trump administration to head off export controls.

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Fervo Energy Stock Rises. The Google Partner Hits a Geothermal Milestone.

Fervo Energy stock rises after the company's geothermal development delivers power to the gid for the first time.

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Is 3-D Printing the Answer to AI's Gas Turbine Crunch?

The long wait for gas turbines has everyone from tiny California startup Parallax to Elon Musk piling into the power business.

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Behind the Oil-and-Gas Industry's Blitz to Try to Defeat a Diesel Export Ban

Oil executives and their lobbyists launched a coordinated contingency plan to persuade the Trump administration not to enact a ban on U.S. diesel exports.

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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Unexpected Build

Commercial crude oil stocks rose by 3 million barrels last week. Analysts had expected crude stocks to fall by 500,000 barrels.

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How a Trade Deal With Japan Could Change the Face of U.S. Energy

Japan is set to fund three gargantuan natural-gas plants in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Sizing up the opportunities and the obstacles.

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Energy Secretary Hints at Voluntary Cap on Diesel Exports, Rather Than Ban

The oil industry is warning that a ban risks creating unintended consequences that would throttle fuel supplies.

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Yemen's Houthis, Threatening Global Oil, Are Increasingly Supplied by China

Chinese firms are the biggest source of seized goods bound for the militant group.

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The Global Fuel Crisis Is Driving Up the Costs of Home Heating Oil, Too

Homes in the Northeast and Alaska are especially dependent on heating oil in winter.

 

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