Crude oil prices rebounded on Wednesday , supported by a sharp decrease of the dollar a day before, while the market was still trying to assess the chances of a deal between two of the largest oil producers to freeze oil production. U.S. WTI settled up 67 cents at $45.50 a barrel, a third consecutive session of gains, after U.S. inventory data showed the largest weekly stock draw in over three decades. Brent futures boosted 72 cents to end at $47.98 a barrel.
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Russia and Bahrain decided to expand collaboration in liquefied natural gas (LNG) on Tuesday, with Moscow envisaging LNG deliveries to the kingdom.
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Swedish utility Vattenfall pledges a more than three-fold increase of its offshore wind power by 2025 as costs plunge and as a part of its plans to shift to a renewable energy company.
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The amount of coal-fired power generation under development globally has reduced by 14 percent this year, driven down by China since it deals with oversupply and tries to encourage cleaner energy, as shown in a study on Wednesday.
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Dutch energy giant Shell commenced production in its ultra deepwater fields in the Gulf of Mexico, according to an official statement.
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