Germany's Reliance on Russian Gas Limits Europe's Options in Ukraine Crisis

Berlin is vulnerable if the West sanctions Russia over Ukraine and Moscow responds by cutting off natural-gas exports. 


 
Oil prices finish lower, but tally a 5th straight weekly gain

Oil futures fall on Friday, down a second session in a row from the more than seven-year highs set earlier in the week, after a rise in U.S. crude inventories and a continued selloff in stocks that weighed on overall sentiment. 


 
Blackstone Launches Clean-Energy Credit Strategy

The publicly trade private-equity firm plans to invest $100 billion in clean-energy businesses through all its strategies across the world during the next decade 


 
U.S. Oil Rig-Count Declines Amid Winter Cold

The number of active, oil-targeted drilling rigs in the U.S. fell by one in the latest week to 491, marking the first decline in 13 weeks. 


 
Schlumberger Earnings Were Strong. The Stock Is Still Falling.

Shares of the oil services company fall Friday, despite strong results and guidance. 


 
NN IP Will Continue to Shun Gas, Nuclear Projects Despite 'Green' Endorsement by EU

The European Union's proposal to temporarily classify investments in some natural-gas and nuclear projects as sustainable will not change NN Investment Partners' decision to shun fossil fuels from its green portfolios. 


 
France's Total Exits Myanmar, Citing Shareholder Pressure Since Coup

Western energy companies have faced growing calls to divest or withhold revenue from the junta as the human-rights situation has worsened. 


 
Americans Should Pay More for Gas, Not Less

There are some glaring holes in the way the U.S. regulates fuel economy and emissions. Understanding how it works (or doesn't) is key to understanding why oil demand is likely to remain high. 


 
Siemens Energy Cuts Outlook on Gamesa Warning

Siemens Energy lowered its financial targets for fiscal 2022 after posting an operating loss in the first quarter and following a profit warning from its renewables subsidiary. 


 
Siemens Gamesa Warns of Full-Year Loss as Supply Bottlenecks Bite

Siemens Gamesa forecast a possible operating loss for fiscal 2022 after it reported an underlying loss of EUR309 million in the first quarter on lower revenue, as supply-chain constraints continued.


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