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Carlyle-backed group in European sector’s biggest cash deal for almost a decade
Frankfurt-listed group says it may need to spend over €1bn fixing technical faults
State-owned group formed from Gazprom assets to purchase 2.25mn tonnes annually for 20 years
Texas-based company announces plans to nearly triple size of its share repurchase programme from $1bn to $2.7bn
Record loan from Department of Energy to help fund new factories in Tennessee and Kentucky
State-owned oil company Adnoc seeks to diversify revenue stream and expand beyond fossil fuels
The unpalatable truth is that green technologies mean we will have to find ways to co-operate with Beijing
Also in today’s newsletter, the ever-shrinking shale rig count
Anglican Church announces its endowment and pension funds plan to sell out of 11 groups, including Shell and BP
Ukrainian energy minister said renewal of five-year transit contract to supply Europe was unlikely
Diversifying into cleaner and higher-growth sectors makes sense for Abu Dhabi’s national oil company
Ecommerce group suffers shareholder rebellion against one of its directors at AGM
Brazilian oil major is trying to overcome opposition to plans for drilling off the mouth of the Amazon river
Upfront costs are a problem but compared with other options, the technology is efficient
International Energy Agency says seven-fold increase in investment needed by 2030
Big part of the EV supply chain is still being worked out
Gulf state’s energy minister expects ‘several’ European countries to sign long-term agreements this year
Also in today’s newsletter, a shortage of electricians threatens to slow US clean energy boom
Mafalda Duarte also vows to clean up Green Climate Fund in wake of 2020 sexual harassment scandal
Without clear incentives from government, demand for employment in the decarbonisation effort will continue to lag behind
France and Germany remain at loggerheads over state aid for power producers
Badenoch speaks out as deal between Tata and China’s Envision for Britain’s second big factory expected soon
As the showdown at Total’s recent AGM demonstrated, the two camps are speaking past each other
Also in this newsletter: UK mortgage misery, de-risking, AI teddy bears
Labour’s stance only increases uncertainty and the chance that oil company cash flows leave the UK altogether
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