Oil/Gas

Oil falls as Russian price-cap talks drag on, demand lags

Bloomberg Oil falls for a second day as the European Union (EU) considered a higher-than-expected price cap on Russian crude and evidence mounted of challenges to demand. West Texas Intermediate slipped below $78, trading in a narrow range and with volumes thin due to a US holiday. EU diplomats are locked in negotiations over how strict the Russian mechanism should ...

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Adani to buy stake in Indian Oiltanking for $129 million

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. has agreed to buy a 49.38% stake in liquid storage facility company Indian Oiltanking Ltd. for 10.5 billion rupees ($129 million) as its billionaire founder, Gautam Adani, seeks to bolster cargo handling operations in India. Adani group’s listed port company has also agreed to buy an additional 10% equity stake in IOT Utkal ...

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Tanzania to sign key $40bn LNG-project accords next month

Tanzania will sign key agreements with oil majors including Equinor ASA and Shell Plc next month to pave the way for a planned $40 billion liquefied natural gas export project, according to the nation’s Energy Minister January Makamba. “It’s happening,” January Makamba said in an interview in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, where he is attending the COP27 international climate summit. “In ...

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Germany to spend $83.4bn on gas, electricity subsidies in 2023

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner has laid out plans for the country to spend €83.3 billion ($83.4 billion) on gas and electricity subsidies next year, according to a ministry document obtained by Bloomberg. It shows €40.3 billion will be earmarked to cover the cost of gas and district heating, including a one-time payment in December for businesses and households. A ...

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Italy to speed up new gas drilling

Italy will speed up drilling for new sources of domestic gas in a bid to lower energy prices for its industries, reversing a decade of restrictions on new exploration. The plan is part of the new Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s first budget law, and the government is pledging €30 billion of additional energy aid. The government estimated about 15 billion ...

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Petrobas wipes out year’s gains

Shares of Brazil’s state-controlled oil producer Petrobras erased their gains for the year as fears of increased political intervention with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as president are driving investors to dump the stock. Petroleo Brasileiro SA’s shares closed down 5.5% to 28.30 reais in Sao Paulo, and have shed over $20 billion in market value since their October peak. ...

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Uniper posts $39.3 billion loss as Russia throttles gas supply

Uniper SE reported one of the biggest losses in German corporate history, with Russia’s stranglehold on gas supplies leaving the giant utility struggling to survive. Uniper reported a net loss of about €40 billion ($39.3 billion) in the first nine months of the year after being forced to buy gas at prices far beyond what it paid Russia under long-term ...

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Adnoc Refining signs deal to sell waste management operations

Abu Dhabi / WAM     Adnoc Refining, a joint venture company between the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc), Eni, and OMV, announced on Thursday that it has entered into a strategic agreement with ADQ, an Abu Dhabi-based investment and holding company, Veolia Middle East (Veolia), and Vision International Investment Company (Vision Invest) to acquire its waste management operations in Al ...

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Adnoc Refining inks deal to sell waste management operations

Abu Dhabi / WAM Adnoc Refining, a joint venture company between the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc), Eni, and OMV, announced on Thursday that it has entered into a strategic agreement with ADQ, an Abu Dhabi-based investment and holding company, Veolia Middle East (Veolia), and Vision International Investment Company (Vision Invest) to acquire its waste management operations in Al ...

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European gas prices gain with focus on weather, tight supply

European natural gas advanced again with traders focusing on weather forecasts, while outages at key facilities highlight the risk of potential winter shortages. Benchmark futures jumped as much as 10%, extending their rebound from losses earlier in the week, with temperatures dropping closer to seasonal levels after an unusually mild October. Some forecasts also point to colder-than-normal conditions in northwest ...

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