UK government lifts ban on shale gas production
In response to Russia’s “weaponisation of energy”, the government plans to strengthen UK’s energy security.
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The energy sector is the largest contributor to CO2 emissions, and a new report has linked BP’s greenwashing social media…
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Santos Australia loses environmental protection case in Tiwi Islands
“I’m the happiest man alive”, says indigenous islander after winning protections for traditional waters.
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US to sell 10 million barrels of crude oil from reserves amid soaring energy prices
The US Department of Energy announced that it would sell reserve oil by November to help lower consumer costs.
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Germany takes over Rosneft-owned oil refineries
Rosneft Deutschland was placed under trusteeship to reduce oil imports from Russia.
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European Commission proposes “emergency intervention” to ease energy crisis
The commission has introduced plans to tackle high prices and reduce demand for winter.
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Potential, problems and Petro: The future of Colombian oil
Despite its abiding position among the largest producers of petroleum in Latin America, Colombian oil and gas has endured a…
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Nigerian oil exports at their lowest level in 25 years due to oil theft
Oil theft in Nigeria leads to a loss of $700m monthly, as production falls to 470,000 barrels per day.
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