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Sep 16, 22:19

Global Clean Energy Stocks Surge Despite Political Headwinds

Despite some governments rolling back climate commitments, renewable energy stocks are booming, fueled by global demand and ambitious clean energy plans in countries like China and Saudi Arabia, outperforming even the fossil fuel sector.

Global Clean Energy Stocks Surge Despite Political Headwinds

Despite some governments rolling back climate commitments, renewable energy stocks are booming, fueled by global demand and ambitious clean energy plans in countries like China and Saudi Arabia, outperforming even the fossil fuel sector.

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How does the performance of clean energy stocks compare to traditional energy stocks and the broader market?

The iShares Global Clean Energy ETF (XCLN-T) has rebounded 30 percent since the start of 2025, significantly outperforming the S&P 500 and the conventional energy sector. Similarly, the BMO Clean Energy Index ETF (ZCLN-T) is up 25 percent, exceeding the S&P/TSX Energy Index by approximately 18 percentage points.

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Apr 27, 01:15

Geopolitical Instability Drives Global Energy Insecurity

Global geopolitical instability, fueled by the war in Ukraine, conflicts in Africa, and Middle East tensions, is driving increased concerns about energy security as global energy demand rises to 445 EJ in 2023, prompting nations to prioritize energy supply diversification and domestic production.

Geopolitical Instability Drives Global Energy Insecurity

Global geopolitical instability, fueled by the war in Ukraine, conflicts in Africa, and Middle East tensions, is driving increased concerns about energy security as global energy demand rises to 445 EJ in 2023, prompting nations to prioritize energy supply diversification and domestic production.

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What are the immediate impacts of the current geopolitical instability on global energy markets and national energy policies?

Geopolitical instability is accelerating, impacting global energy markets. The war in Ukraine, ongoing conflicts in Africa, and tensions in the Middle East are creating uncertainty in energy supply chains, forcing nations to re-evaluate energy infrastructure and long-term supply strategies. Global energy demand continues to rise, reaching 445 EJ in 2023, primarily fueled by fossil fuels.

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Jun 10, 01:11

Weak Oil Demand to Push Prices Down, Impacting US More Than Canada

S&P Global forecasts weak global oil demand growth in 2024, pushing benchmark crude prices potentially as low as US\$40, impacting US oil production more significantly than Canada's due to its price-sensitive shale production, while Canada faces a record trade deficit.

Weak Oil Demand to Push Prices Down, Impacting US More Than Canada

S&P Global forecasts weak global oil demand growth in 2024, pushing benchmark crude prices potentially as low as US\$40, impacting US oil production more significantly than Canada's due to its price-sensitive shale production, while Canada faces a record trade deficit.

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What are the key factors contributing to the projected weakness in global oil demand growth and the resulting impact on crude oil prices?

Global oil demand growth is expected to be weak in 2024, impacting crude oil prices. S\&P Global forecasts benchmark crude prices as low as US\$40, with US oil production declining sharply. This is partly due to weak demand, similar to the 2008-09 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic.

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Dec 18, 16:16

Global Coal Use to Hit Record High in 2024

Global coal demand is set to hit a record 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024, driven by increased demand in Asia, particularly in China and India, despite warnings about environmental damage. The IEA predicts this high level will continue for three years.

Global Coal Use to Hit Record High in 2024

Global coal demand is set to hit a record 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024, driven by increased demand in Asia, particularly in China and India, despite warnings about environmental damage. The IEA predicts this high level will continue for three years.

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What are the primary factors driving the unprecedented increase in global coal consumption in 2024, and what are the immediate consequences?

Global coal consumption is projected to reach a record 8.77 billion tonnes in 2024, driven by increased demand in Asia, particularly China and India. This surge in coal use, despite environmental concerns, is expected to persist for the next three years.

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