Judge Backs Elliott’s $6 Billion Bid for Venezuela’s Citgo
A federal judge said Elliott Investment Management’s offer, while not the highest, was the best and the most likely to close.
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Oil Slides on Reports Ukraine OK With U.S. Peace Plan
Oil futures fell for the fourth time in five sessions after U.S. officials said Ukraine agrees with a U.S.-drafted peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, with some details still to be sorted out.
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The Carbon Capture Plan Turning Cattle Farms Into Power Plants
The Frontier coalition is investing in new technology that produces green electricity from biogas, while capturing waste carbon.
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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on oil futures in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.
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Can the U.S. Make Big Nuclear Reactors?
President Trump is betting $80 billion that the U.S. can revive the stalled nuclear-power industry.
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How Trump’s Attack on Russia’s Economy Is Ricocheting Through Oil Markets
U.S. sanctions on Russia’s largest oil producers, Lukoil and Rosneft, have kicked in and are starting to test Moscow’s ability to sell crude, its economic lifeblood.
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Data Center Politics Get Messy. Billions in Tech Investments Are on the Line.
The method PJM uses to deal with data centers could serve as a model for much of the country.
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Harbour Energy Explores U.S. Deals
Harbour Energy is exploring merger-and-acquisition opportunities in the U.S. as its production base shifts toward the western Atlantic, its CEO said.
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U.S. Sanctions Loosen Russia’s Grip on Serbia by Forcing Sale of Oil Company
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is in talks to buy Russia’s stake in energy behemoth NIS, according to an official U.S. document seen by The Wall Street Journal.
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Siemens Energy Plans $6.9 Billion Buyback Over Next Three Years
Shares climbed on the buyback news, coming a week after the company upgraded its financial targets for fiscal 2028.
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Tailwater Capital Sees Opportunity in Natural-Gas Bottlenecks
The investor backs businesses that help energy companies, LNG operators and data centers produce or consume more of the fuel.
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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Fall as Exports, Refinery Use Rise
Crude oil inventories decreased last week by 3.4 million barrels as exports increased and refineries ran at a higher rate, said the EIA.
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