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Daily (09.11.2022): German and French year-ahead electricity prices fell due to positive prospects in power generation
Tuesday saw a decrease in oil prices due to growing worries about fuel consumption as COVID-19 outbreaks escalated in the world's biggest crude importer China. Prices were also affected by uncertainty related to the results of the US midterm elections. As such, the Brent crude price settled 2.6% down at $95.36 a barrel. WTI crude fell by 3.1% to $88.91 a barrel.
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EU to sign three deals for green hydrogen
The EU will sign three initial agreements for imports of renewable hydrogen at the Cop 27 UN climate conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said.
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Skulte LNG terminal construction to start in 2Q23
Construction of the Skulte LNG terminal in Latvia will start in the second quarter of 2023, project member of the board Uldis Salmins told Argus.
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Poland to slow coal phase-out process, maintain 2049 end-date
Poland is forced to slow down the process of closing coal mines but will not withdraw from its plans to close all its mines by 2049, announced Polish State Assets Minister Jacek Sasin.
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Daily (08.11.2022): Strong LNG supply and high storage levels continue to weigh on European gas prices
After reaching more than two-month highs crude oil prices fell amid mixed signals. Chinese policymakers are considering removing the severe COVID-19 limitations on the economy, however, with no deadline established. As a result, WTI declined by 0.9% to $91.79 a barrel, while Brent crude decreased by 0.7% to end at $97.92.
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