BP’s Dutch Employees go on Strike Just as Refinery Prepares to Boost Production
Oil company BP was slated to resume production at its European facility in the Netherlands following a technical setback last
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Europe Scrambles to Fill Storage Tanks with Russian Diesel Before EU Sanctions Take EffectB
European traders are quickly shoring up diesel shipments from Russia ahead of the upcoming EU-wide ban on oil products slated
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The Anti-OPEC Movement May Do More Harm Than Good, Says OilPrice.com
It’s “disastrous” for the oil markets, the publication warns. Irina Slav, a writer for OilPrice.com, wrote a critique of environmentalist
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Oil Prices Surge After Iranian Drone Allegedly Struck Israeli Billionaire’s Crude Tanker
An oil tanker belonging to Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer’s company Eastern Pacific Shipping was allegedly hit by a “projectile” off
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Diesel Price In New Brunswick Breaches $3 Per Litre
Diesel prices in New Brunswick topped $3 per liter after an overnight hike. The maximum price for diesel in the
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The Diesel Shortage Explained
In case you aren’t reading financial media every day, diesel prices are up, inventories are low, and refining capacity is
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Biden Bleeds Strategic Petroleum Reserve To Lowest Level Since 1984
The United States Department of Energy has sold the last batch of crude oil from the historic Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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Joe Biden Accuses Oil Companies of Profiting from Energy Crisis, Threatens to Impose Windfall Tax
The closer midterms approach, the more desperate the Biden administration becomes in nudging those pesky fuel prices downward just enough
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Does California Governor Gavin Newsom’s Demand For Windfall Taxes On ‘Rip-off’ Oil Companies Make Sense?
As gas prices in California soar well above the national average per gallon, Governor Gavin Newsom continues to accuse “greedy”
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The Budding “Coal War” Between US And Saudi Arabia
What used to be a strategic alliance is fast becoming a sour tinderbox for a trade–or even worse, physical–war between
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