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Daily (23.11.2022): Oil prices rose on Tuesday due to weak demand from China
Oil prices were bullish on Tuesday, amid weak demand from China – the world’s second biggest crude consumer, as coronavirus cases continue to rise. Consequently, Brent crude traded 1% higher at $88.36 a barrel, and WTI oil rose by 1.1% to $80.95 a barrel.
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UK oil and gas sector faces $24 bln bill to plug old wells
British North Sea oil and gas producers will spend around 20 billion pounds ($24 billion) on dismantling over 2,000 unused wells and facilities in the ageing basin over the next decade, an industry group said on Tuesday.
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Equinor and partners to invest $1.44 bln in Arctic gas field
Norway's Equinor and its partners on Tuesday said they would invest 14.8 billion Norwegian crowns ($1.44 billion) in developing the Irpa gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea.
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France at medium risk of power cuts in December
France is at medium risk of facing power cuts from mid-December as this winter’s so far mild temperatures are expected to drop and cause further pressure on the country’s already strained nuclear fleet, French energy regulator RTE said last week.
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Daily (22.11.2022): Energy complex climbed on Monday amid colder weather
Crude oil prices closed fractionally lower on Monday in a volatile trading session, after Saudi Arabia “categorically” denied a report that Opec was considering an increase in output that would help to counteract a loss of Russian crude supplies. Hence, Brent crude slipped by 0.2% to settle at $87.45 a barrel. U.S. WTI crude ended the day rather flat $80.04 a barrel.
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