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Barossa will feed Santos' Darwin LNG project, which halted production in late 2023, and help ease the current Asian LNG supply tightness.
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Russia is ready for Trump's secondary tariffs even though its economy will have to pay for it.
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The CEO of the UAE's largest building materials manufacturer sheds light on its role in the country's decarbonization plans.Wed, Jul 16, 2025
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The country continues to produce well in excess of its production targets, straining relations with some of the other Opec-Plus members.Wed, Jul 16, 2025
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Shortened eligibility windows for solar and wind tax credits under the megabill passed this month are poised to put a material dent in deployments.Wed, Jul 16, 2025
Energy in the Age of Protectionism
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China’s macroeconomic outlook is growing gloomier at a time of major internal structural change, with key energy market implications. Trade tensions, its flagging property sector and slowing infrastructure investment are undermining China’s traditional economic foundations, while its low carbon technology prowess cannot cover these losses. These dynamics are weighing heavily on oil demand, as reduced freight demand, rising EV adoption and the slowing economy take their toll, with petrochemical feedstock usage unable to pick up the slack. Accordingly, we see Chinese oil demand growth barely topping 100,000 b/d this year and next. While natural gas demand prospects are brighter, they are not immune from these trends.
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China’s macroeconomic outlook is growing gloomier at a time of major internal structural change, with key energy market implications. Trade tensions, its flagging property sector and slowing infrastructure investment are undermining China’s traditional economic foundations, while its low carbon technology prowess cannot cover these losses. These dynamics are weighing heavily on oil demand, as reduced freight demand, rising EV adoption and the slowing economy take their toll, with petrochemical feedstock usage unable to pick up the slack. Accordingly, we see Chinese oil demand growth barely topping 100,000 b/d this year and next. While natural gas demand prospects are brighter, they are not immune from these trends.
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The New Geopolitical Map
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With new governments in Lebanon and Syria, the US and Israel are seeking to expand the Abraham Accords, but doing so hinges on ending the Gaza conflict.
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World Energy Opinion
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Border tensions between India and China persist as mistrust deepens, entangled in regional rivalries, global alliances and strategic miscalculations.
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