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Keystone oil pipeline expected to be partially restarted early next week: Sources

Keystone oil pipeline expected to be partially restarted early next week: Sources

TC Energy Corp estimates the Keystone oil pipeline can be partially restarted anytime from Sunday to Tuesday, pending regulatory approval, after a more than 9,000-barrel leak in rural North Dakota, shippers on the line said on Thursday.

U.S. ingenuity can tackle climate threat, fossil energy chief says
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U.S. ingenuity can tackle climate threat, fossil energy chief says

The United States can tackle threats to the climate through technological advances as fossil fuels will remain a priority for the U.S. government and business, the assistant secretary for fossil energy said on Tuesday.

In Nigeria, Shell’s onshore roots still run deep

In Nigeria, Shell’s onshore roots still run deep

For the company that pioneered Nigeria's oil industry in the 1950s, the Niger Delta remains as important - and problematic - as ever.

Congo approves logging near carbon-rich peatlands

Congo approves logging near carbon-rich peatlands

Congo's environment ministry said on Tuesday it had reinstated thousands of square kilometers of logging concessions in its equatorial forests, a move environmentalists fear could cause huge volumes of greenhouse gases to be released.
Burying carbon emissions gets boost in U.S. budget deal

Burying carbon emissions gets boost in U.S. budget deal

Oil drillers that use a method to store carbon dioxide emissions underground to boost crude production, a technique that coal miners and some environmentalists support, got a boost in the budget agreement President Donald Trump signed on Friday.
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Exxon sees global oil demand plunging by 2040 under climate regulations

Exxon sees global oil demand plunging by 2040 under climate regulations

Exxon Mobil Corp said on Friday that it expects global oil demand to drop sharply by 2040 if regulations aimed at limiting the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on climate are fully implemented.
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