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Vestas, a Danish Wind Giant, Warns of Supply Chain Turbulence
The company, the world’s largest maker of wind turbines, said pandemic delays in China and the rising cost of steel were hindering earnings.
What Happens if Russia Cuts Off Europe’s Natural Gas?
Europe is a huge customer of Russia’s fossil fuels. Gas from the U.S. and elsewhere is helping offset fears of a midwinter cutoff.
What Happens if Russia Cuts Off Europe’s Natural Gas?
Europe is a huge customer of Russia’s fossil fuels. Gas from the U.S. and elsewhere is helping offset fears of a midwinter cutoff.
TotalEnergies and Chevron to Leave Critical Gas Field in Myanmar
Amid deteriorating human rights, an oil giant finds it can no longer make a “sufficiently positive contribution in the country.”
Oil Market Is Expected to Get Tighter, as Prices Rise
The International Energy Agency said demand for oil this year was likely to be higher than expected. Prices are already nearing $90 a barrel.
A North Sea Auction Produces Big Plans for Scottish Wind Farms
Oil giants like BP and Shell propose to spend billions on renewable energy, bolstering Scotland’s efforts to move away from an economy based on fossil...
OPEC Plus and Other Oil Producers Aren't Keeping Up With Demand
OPEC Plus, the United States and others have been slow to ramp up output, lagging production goals.
OPEC and Allies to Discuss Oil Output Amid Lagging Production
The group called OPEC Plus is expected to approve increased oil output, but its members have lately been falling short of production quotas.
A Widening Web of Undersea Cables Connects Britain to Green Energy
Linking one nation’s power grid with another’s is considered essential as more electricity is generated from solar and wind.
Europe’s energy crunch continues as gas and power prices soar.
“There is a risk of supply shortages that could erode economic growth and trigger public discord,” said one analyst.