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Louisiana Lawsuit Against Chevron Threatens Energy Sector
Plaquemines Parish is suing Chevron for billions of dollars in damages, alleging decades of environmental damage caused by Texaco; if successful, this could create a legal precedent impacting future energy exploration in Louisiana.
Louisiana Lawsuit Against Chevron Threatens Energy Sector
Plaquemines Parish is suing Chevron for billions of dollars in damages, alleging decades of environmental damage caused by Texaco; if successful, this could create a legal precedent impacting future energy exploration in Louisiana.
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52% Bias Score
Greece's hydrocarbon exploration: ExxonMobil and Chevron's potential $280 billion investment
ExxonMobil and Chevron plan to invest hundreds of millions of euros exploring potential 280 bcm natural gas reserves off Crete and Peloponnese, driven by global energy shifts and Greece's aim to expedite licensing by 2025.
Greece's hydrocarbon exploration: ExxonMobil and Chevron's potential $280 billion investment
ExxonMobil and Chevron plan to invest hundreds of millions of euros exploring potential 280 bcm natural gas reserves off Crete and Peloponnese, driven by global energy shifts and Greece's aim to expedite licensing by 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Chevron's Interest Signals Potential Turning Point for Greece's Energy Program
Chevron, the world's second-largest energy company, shows strong interest in exploring Greek energy resources in the Herodotus Basin, potentially marking a turning point for Greece's energy program and challenging the illegal Turkey-Libya maritime agreement.
Chevron's Interest Signals Potential Turning Point for Greece's Energy Program
Chevron, the world's second-largest energy company, shows strong interest in exploring Greek energy resources in the Herodotus Basin, potentially marking a turning point for Greece's energy program and challenging the illegal Turkey-Libya maritime agreement.
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44% Bias Score
Chevron Expands Greek Offshore Exploration, Doubling Exploration Area
Chevron's interest in two additional Greek offshore blocks south of Crete, totaling 47,000 sq km, has been accepted by the Greek Ministry of Environment, doubling the exploration area and increasing the potential for commercial hydrocarbon discoveries; this follows Chevron's recent acceptance for ex...
Chevron Expands Greek Offshore Exploration, Doubling Exploration Area
Chevron's interest in two additional Greek offshore blocks south of Crete, totaling 47,000 sq km, has been accepted by the Greek Ministry of Environment, doubling the exploration area and increasing the potential for commercial hydrocarbon discoveries; this follows Chevron's recent acceptance for ex...
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48% Bias Score
Chevron's Exit from Venezuela: Maduro Announces New Economic Plan Amidst Production Losses
Following Chevron's departure from Venezuela, President Maduro announced a new economic plan to counter the loss of approximately 150,000 barrels of daily oil production, raising concerns about the country's economic stability amidst existing sanctions and internal challenges.
Chevron's Exit from Venezuela: Maduro Announces New Economic Plan Amidst Production Losses
Following Chevron's departure from Venezuela, President Maduro announced a new economic plan to counter the loss of approximately 150,000 barrels of daily oil production, raising concerns about the country's economic stability amidst existing sanctions and internal challenges.
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40% Bias Score
US Revokes Chevron's Venezuelan Oil License
The White House revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela, ending its oil export activities after 30 days, reversing a Biden-era agreement and impacting Venezuela's economy.
US Revokes Chevron's Venezuelan Oil License
The White House revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela, ending its oil export activities after 30 days, reversing a Biden-era agreement and impacting Venezuela's economy.
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48% Bias Score
Chevron's Greek Hydrocarbon Bid Challenges Turkey-Libya Deal
Chevron, a major US energy company, seeks to explore hydrocarbons in three Greek maritime blocks south of Crete and Peloponnese, directly challenging the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement and asserting Greece's EEZ rights.
Chevron's Greek Hydrocarbon Bid Challenges Turkey-Libya Deal
Chevron, a major US energy company, seeks to explore hydrocarbons in three Greek maritime blocks south of Crete and Peloponnese, directly challenging the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement and asserting Greece's EEZ rights.
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36% Bias Score
US Revokes Oil Licenses in Venezuela, Escalating Economic Pressure on Maduro Regime
The US revoked oil licenses for Chevron, Maurel & Prom, and potentially other companies operating in Venezuela, intensifying economic pressure on the Maduro regime and potentially triggering further economic crisis and mass migration; the US also threatens a 25% tariff increase on goods from countri...
US Revokes Oil Licenses in Venezuela, Escalating Economic Pressure on Maduro Regime
The US revoked oil licenses for Chevron, Maurel & Prom, and potentially other companies operating in Venezuela, intensifying economic pressure on the Maduro regime and potentially triggering further economic crisis and mass migration; the US also threatens a 25% tariff increase on goods from countri...
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52% Bias Score
Chevron Confirms Interest in Exploring Four Greek Offshore Blocks
Chevron, the second-largest private US energy company, has expressed strong interest in exploring four Greek offshore blocksâSouth Crete I and II, and two othersâsignaling a significant expansion of hydrocarbon exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean, potentially impacting geopolitical dynamics and...
Chevron Confirms Interest in Exploring Four Greek Offshore Blocks
Chevron, the second-largest private US energy company, has expressed strong interest in exploring four Greek offshore blocksâSouth Crete I and II, and two othersâsignaling a significant expansion of hydrocarbon exploration in the Eastern Mediterranean, potentially impacting geopolitical dynamics and...
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela to Resume US Deportations Amidst Exxon Mobil Accusations
Venezuela will resume deportations of its citizens from the US on Friday, after a brief suspension due to the revocation of Chevron's oil license; this follows the deportation of nearly 400 Venezuelans and amid accusations by the Venezuelan government that Exxon Mobil is involved in a plot to overth...
Venezuela to Resume US Deportations Amidst Exxon Mobil Accusations
Venezuela will resume deportations of its citizens from the US on Friday, after a brief suspension due to the revocation of Chevron's oil license; this follows the deportation of nearly 400 Venezuelans and amid accusations by the Venezuelan government that Exxon Mobil is involved in a plot to overth...
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56% Bias Score
U.S. Chevron License Revocation Disrupts Venezuela Migrant Repatriation
The U.S. revocation of Chevron's Venezuelan operating license on March 8th, 2025, disrupted a migrant repatriation agreement between the two countries, impacting 366 Venezuelans already returned and halting further deportations, according to Venezuelan President NicolĂĄs Maduro.
U.S. Chevron License Revocation Disrupts Venezuela Migrant Repatriation
The U.S. revocation of Chevron's Venezuelan operating license on March 8th, 2025, disrupted a migrant repatriation agreement between the two countries, impacting 366 Venezuelans already returned and halting further deportations, according to Venezuelan President NicolĂĄs Maduro.
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36% Bias Score
US Orders Chevron Out of Venezuela, Sparking Oil Price Concerns
The Venezuelan government rejected the US request for Chevron to cease operations in Venezuela by April 3rd, 2025, anticipating higher oil prices; the US decision is linked to election concerns and immigration agreements, impacting 200,000 barrels of daily oil production.
US Orders Chevron Out of Venezuela, Sparking Oil Price Concerns
The Venezuelan government rejected the US request for Chevron to cease operations in Venezuela by April 3rd, 2025, anticipating higher oil prices; the US decision is linked to election concerns and immigration agreements, impacting 200,000 barrels of daily oil production.
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40% Bias Score
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