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Dark clouds hang over nuclear town torpedoed by green energy

Bloomberg In an eerily quiet nuclear reactor hall in southern Sweden, new copper and steel machinery stretching 50 meters and weighing hundreds of tons is just sitting idle. Bought from France and Germany as part of a $450 million upgrade at the now defunct Oskarshamn-2 facility, the turbines, steam pipes and feed-water pumps were supposed to help supply cheap electricity ...

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Oil pares gains as API reports gasoline supply surge

Bloomberg Oil pared gains after the industry-funded American Petroleum Institute was said to report a jump in fuel stockpiles last week. API was said to report that US gasoline stockpiles rose by 4.08 million barrels last week, outweighing a 4.62 million-barrel drop in crude supplies. Distillate stocks incre- ased by 1.75 million barrels. A Bloomberg survey found that US crude ...

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Europe sees fivefold boost to offshore wind power

Bloomberg The governments of Germany, Denmark and Belgium backed a pledge to install 60 gigawatts of new offshore wind power next decade, more than fivefold existing capacity. Energy ministers from the three countries joined chief executives from 25 companies including Dong Energy A/S, the world’s biggest offshore wind developer, to issue a statement pledging to work together to increase investment ...

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