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UK's Burnham weighs approval for oil and gas drilling in the North Sea
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing a key test of his environmental policies as he decides on whether oil and gas companies should be allowed to drill in the North Sea. Burnham's government has been under heavy pressure from climate…
Almost 5,000 evacuated in City of London due to gas leak - LIVE
The London Fire Brigade said it evacuated nearly 4,700 people Roughly 4,700 people have been evacuated in the City of London after a gas leak. The London Fire Brigade said it was called at about 10.55am to Old Broad Street, where crews found a…
Oracle Asks Regulators to Expedite Gas Pipeline for Data Center
Oracle Corp. is renewing its request that federal regulators approve a natural gas pipeline needed to power its massive data center project in New Mexico as quickly as possible. “Time remains of the essence,” Josh Pitcock, senior vice…
Map shows gas prices in midterms battlegrounds as record set to be broken
Gas prices have risen in every state where Democrats and Republicans are battling for control of a U.S. Senate seat since the war in Iran began, according to the latest data from AAA. For Republican candidates and incumbents, this could be a…
Pocketing gas-tax savings? NC attorney general puts gas stations on notice
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson said Tuesday his office will investigate gas stations suspected of pocketing savings from the state's temporary gas-tax suspension, an effort to ensure the savings intended by the law actually finds its…
You can't manufacture cheap gas by decree
The federal government's aim of securing a reliable gas supply for Australian manufacturers to protect our critical industries is an important goal that should be supported. But this must not come at the cost of Australian domestic gas producers…
Food waste feeds the gas grid
At a food manufacturing precinct north of Adelaide, Delorean Corporation is building a new kind of waste facility: one that will take in tens of thousands of tonnes of organic material and send renewable gas into the city's existing distribution…
Gas exporters to be forced to prevent Australian shortfalls under new laws
Large Australian gas producers will be forced to hold back up to 20 per cent of their export volumes for local customers for the first time, as the Albanese government presses ahead with a policy aimed at easing domestic energy prices despite…
Trump's Fuel Economy Rollback Could Cost Drivers Thousands More In Gas
The Trump administration says relaxing federal fuel economy standards will make new cars cheaper. They say a lot of things though, so take it all with a huge grain of salt. But while buyers might save money at the dealership, they could end up…
European Gas Prices at Highest Since Late 2022 on Winter Supply Concerns
0733 GMT – European natural-gas prices climb to their highest level since December 2022, with the benchmark Dutch TTF contract up 1.7% to 85.82 euros a megawatt-hour. “The market is grappling with the idea that we're about to go…
Labor to limit discretion over gas reservation, but pushes ahead
Labor is expected to limit ministerial discretion over national domestic gas reservation policy in a concession to the industry, pushing ahead with the scheme over aggressive opposition from major gas producers. Resources Minister Madeleine King is…
White House links $54 bil. in S. Korean investment to Alaska gas project
WASHINGTON — New White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia said Tuesday that $54 billion was tied to an Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) project as part of a South Korean energy investment package, despite uncertainty over Seoul's…
Europe Heads Into Winter With Low Gas Reserves, Uncertain Gulf Supplies
European natural-gas prices climbed to their highest level in nearly four years as escalating attacks in the Middle East threaten supplies and unusually low storage levels raise fears of a global scramble for liquefied natural gas ahead of winter.
Report: Pennsylvania gas power to grow 15% by 2030
Pennsylvania's natural gas power capacity is projected to grow at least 15% by 2030, driven largely by rising electricity demand from data centers, per a new PennEnvironment Research & Policy Center analysis of federal data. Why it matters:…
Environmentalists picket African Energy Week, urging an end to new oil and gas exploration
Climate activists picketed outside the African Energy Week conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on Tuesday, calling for an end to new oil and gas exploration across the continent and accusing energy companies of prioritizing profits over people…
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