Chevron, Workers Back Brokered Deal to End LNG Strikes

The U.S. energy giant and workers at two of its large natural-gas operations in Australia have backed a recommendation to end strikes affecting plants that account for roughly 7% of global LNG supply. 


 
Oil Ends Little Changed in Choppy Trading Session

U.S. crude futures ended the trading day virtually unchanged, after unconfirmed reports indicating the Russian government was going to halt exports of diesel fuel pared losses. 


 
Natural Gas Ends Lower On LNG Slowdown, Mild Weather

Natural gas prices fell 4.5% to finish at $2.610/mmBtu and have dropped by 8.4% over the past two sessions amid a growing list of bearish indicators. 


 
Magellan Midstream Unit Holders Back Deal With Oneok

The $19 billion transaction was was approved at a unit holder meeting Thursday, despite some investor opposition to the deal. 


 
How China Could Veto $100 Oil

Drivers are starting to feel the pain at the pump again amid supply cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia. But China, the world's top crude importer, will have a say too. 


 
U.S. Crude-Oil Inventories Fall Despite Refinery Activity Slowdown

Crude-oil stockpiles dropped by 2.1 million barrels last week to 418.5 million, compared with analysts' predictions that supplies would fall by 1 million barrels. 


 
Iran's Oil Exports Have Soared During Quiet Diplomacy With U.S.

The U.S. backed away from some actions meant to stop Iran's oil shipments during talks that led to the release of five Americans, part of a larger step back from sanctions enforcement, officials said. 


 
Fortis Targets Investments in Grid, Renewable Energy in New Capital Plan

Fortis (Canada) has launched a new five-year capital plan worth more than $18 billion that includes a bigger focus on renewable energy, as well as other investments across its network in Canada and the U.S. 


 
Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk

Find insights on U.S. crude futures, natural-gas prices, S-Oil's refining margin, and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities. 


 
The Fed's Next Challenge: $100 Oil

An almost uninterrupted rise in oil prices has pushed benchmark Brent crude close to $100 a barrel, posing a new challenge for central banks in their battle against inflation.


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