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How Blackrock And The Climate Cartel Forced Exxon’s Board To Adopt Anti-Energy Policies

January 20, 2025 Clark Savage55

The Big Three investment firms leveraged others’ money to impose radical climate goals, overriding self-government and free market principles. A recent House Judiciary Committee report details how America’s largest financial institutions, colluding with climate activists, imposed radical environmental policies on the American economy, subverting both our self-government and free markets. [emphasis, links added] It focuses […]

Republican states take Biden’s offshore drilling ban to court

January 20, 2025 Clark Savage64

Noble Several Republican-led states have filed a lawsuit to challenge the offshore drilling ban recently imposed by outgoing US president Joe Biden. The lawsuit claims that Biden had no authority to impose the ban and that such a decision had to be made in the US Congress. It also demands a reversal of Biden’s decision […]

Week Recap: From Biden Sanctions to EU Dilemmas

January 18, 2025 Clark Savage54

Daily Standup Top Stories What do oil and gas exports mean to the Russian economy? How will the new Biden Sanctions play with President Trump’s negotiations? January 12, 2025 Clark Savage ENB Pub Note: The following article is an excellent summary from Alexandra Prokopenko and Alexander Kolyandr about what the oil and gas exports mean to […]

Product tanker segment to see highest number of newbuild deliveries since 2009

January 16, 2025 Clark Savage92

Deliveries of newbuild product tankers will reach their highest level since 2009 this year, according to international shipping organisation BIMCO. The 2025 will see about 12m dwt delivered, up 256% compared to last year’s deliveries, and the second highest on record, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO Niels Rasmussen noted. The increase follows a surge in […]

EU-China Tensions

January 16, 2025 Clark Savage45

Daily Standup Top Stories Germany on course for longest post-war recession – data January 15, 2025 Mariel Alumit GDP contracted by 0.2% in 2024 due to soaring energy costs and weak exports, official figures show The German economy contracted for a second straight year in 2024 for the first time in more than […] The EU’s Trump-China […]

Shipping waits to see Houthi response to Gaza ceasefire deal

January 16, 2025 Clark Savage66

Israel and Hamas have agreed on a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal following 15 months of war with the shipping industry now looking towards the Houthis of Yemen to see if they will stop targeting merchant ships and bring an end to the Red Sea shipping crisis. The six-week phase one of the ceasefire […]

Six EU countries call for lowering of G7 price cap on Russian oil

January 14, 2025 Clark Savage57

Six European Union countries on Monday called on the European Commission to lower the $60 per barrel price cap put on Russian oil by G7 countries, arguing it would reduce Moscow\’s revenues to continue the war in Ukraine while not causing a market shock. Price caps on Russian seaborne crude as well as refined […]

US tells Serbia to zero out Russian ownership of largest national oil company

January 14, 2025 Clark Savage57

To avoid US sanctions, Serbia should completely remove Russian ownership of the National Oil Company of Serbia (NOCS), the country\’s largest energy company, US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs James O\’Brien said. On Friday, the administration of outgoing US President Joe Biden imposed its broadest package of sanctions to date, […]

US Sanctions Target Russia

January 14, 2025 Clark Savage61

Daily Standup Top Stories Ukraine tried to sabotage Russian gas supply to Türkiye – Moscow January 13, 2025 Mariel Alumit A drone attack has been thwarted at a key compressor station, the Defense Ministry has said Ukraine has launched an unsuccessful drone attack on Russian energy infrastructure which delivers natural gas to Türkiye , […] Tougher […]

Tougher US sanctions to curb Russian oil supply to China and India

January 13, 2025 Clark Savage71

Chinese and Indian refiners will source more oil from the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, boosting prices and freight costs, as new US sanctions on Russian producers and ships curb supplies to Moscow\’s top customers, traders and analysts said. The US Treasury on Friday imposed sanctions on Russian oil producers Gazprom Neft and […]

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How Blackrock And The Climate Cartel Forced Exxon’s Board To Adopt Anti-Energy Policies

Republican states take Biden’s offshore drilling ban to court

Week Recap: From Biden Sanctions to EU Dilemmas

Product tanker segment to see highest number of newbuild deliveries since 2009

EU-China Tensions

Shipping waits to see Houthi response to Gaza ceasefire deal

Six EU countries call for lowering of G7 price cap on Russian oil

US tells Serbia to zero out Russian ownership of largest national oil company

US Sanctions Target Russia

Tougher US sanctions to curb Russian oil supply to China and India

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