Brent crude oil increased on Monday, while WTI crude dropped amid light trading, as geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and in Libya help offset plentiful supplies and expected weak demand after a set of pessimistic economic data from the United States and Europe. Brent crude augmented 36 cents to close at $102.65 a barrel, after hitting a 14-month low of $101.07 on August 19. U.S. crude slipped 30 cents to settle at $93.35 a barrel.
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On September 1, Polish and Romanian futures contracts will be launched by the Power Exchange Central Europe in a move designed at increasing liquidity and turning into a regional trading centre for central and southeastern Europe.
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The British government will support a tidal project, described as the major tidal array in the world, in Scotland, which will vote on autonomy from London in September.
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U.S. crude oil futures dropped on Friday for a fifth consecutive week of declines, while Brent was pressured by a stronger dollar and ample supplies despite an intensification of tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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RWE aims to resume its gas-fired Great Yarmouth Power Station of 400 megawatts (MW) on England's east coast by the end of October, as stated by the company on Friday.
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