Crude oil prices increased on Tuesday, with WTI crude soaring as much as 2 percent, spurred by optimistic economic figures and bets for weaker crude inventories in the United States, the largest oil consumer in the world. WTI crude rose by 75 cents to settle at $42.62 a barrel. Brent, the London-traded global benchmark for oil, boosted 7 cents to settle at $48.81, snapping a three-day loss. Brent declined initially on Tuesday morning after a stock market collapse in China, the No. 2 oil consumer.
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Israel’s government has given the green light for the exploitation of offshore natural gas reserves, marking an important milestone for the nation’s economy.
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In the first semester of 2015, more offshore wind power capacity was added in Germany than the country earlier had. The government is apparently aiming to increase its goal for 2020, as mentioned by Craig Morris, the lead author of German Energy Transition.
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Crude oil declined about 1 percent on Monday, with WTI crude closing within a range of a fresh 6-1/2-year low on Japan declarations that its economy contracted in the second quarter and China’s downturn continued to weigh on sentiment.
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A UK bioenergy materials provider has won a deal estimated at €3 million (£2.13m) in Wales.
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