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Canada's Housing Market Shows Mixed Signals, Impacting Mortgage Lending
Canada's housing market shows a mixed recovery with sales up 7 percent year-over-year but down 4 percent month-over-month; mortgage lending growth is projected to be modest through 2026, impacting banks' revenue; home prices declined.
Canada's Housing Market Shows Mixed Signals, Impacting Mortgage Lending
Canada's housing market shows a mixed recovery with sales up 7 percent year-over-year but down 4 percent month-over-month; mortgage lending growth is projected to be modest through 2026, impacting banks' revenue; home prices declined.
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16% Bias Score
Tanzania Expands Mnazi Bay Gas Field, Increasing Energy Production
Tanzania's Mnazi Bay gas field is expanding production with three new wells, increasing daily output by 30 million cubic feet, primarily for electricity generation, after the Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) increased its stake to 40% by investing $23.6 million.
Tanzania Expands Mnazi Bay Gas Field, Increasing Energy Production
Tanzania's Mnazi Bay gas field is expanding production with three new wells, increasing daily output by 30 million cubic feet, primarily for electricity generation, after the Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) increased its stake to 40% by investing $23.6 million.
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40% Bias Score
Qatar Threatens to Halt LNG Exports to Europe Over EU Directive
Facing an EU directive promoting ethical global trade, Qatar, a major LNG supplier to Europe since the Ukraine war, threatens to halt exports unless the EU significantly revises the directive, potentially causing energy shortages and price increases in Europe.
Qatar Threatens to Halt LNG Exports to Europe Over EU Directive
Facing an EU directive promoting ethical global trade, Qatar, a major LNG supplier to Europe since the Ukraine war, threatens to halt exports unless the EU significantly revises the directive, potentially causing energy shortages and price increases in Europe.
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Begins Natural Gas Exports to Syria via Turkey
Azerbaijan commenced natural gas exports to Syria through Turkey on August 2nd, marking Azerbaijan's 14th export destination and aiming to aid Syria's reconstruction, with support from Qatar and reflecting strong Turkey-Azerbaijan ties.
Azerbaijan Begins Natural Gas Exports to Syria via Turkey
Azerbaijan commenced natural gas exports to Syria through Turkey on August 2nd, marking Azerbaijan's 14th export destination and aiming to aid Syria's reconstruction, with support from Qatar and reflecting strong Turkey-Azerbaijan ties.
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52% Bias Score
Natural Gas: A Pragmatic Bridge in the Energy Transition
A global shift from coal to natural gas could cut emissions by roughly 19%, offering immediate climate benefits while enabling broader energy transitions; however, long-term reliance on gas risks delaying the shift to renewables and necessitates a comprehensive strategy including nuclear power to ad...
Natural Gas: A Pragmatic Bridge in the Energy Transition
A global shift from coal to natural gas could cut emissions by roughly 19%, offering immediate climate benefits while enabling broader energy transitions; however, long-term reliance on gas risks delaying the shift to renewables and necessitates a comprehensive strategy including nuclear power to ad...
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52% Bias Score
Beetaloo Energy's Record Gas Stimulation in Australia
Beetaloo Energy in Australia completed a record-breaking 2955-meter hydraulic stimulation on its Carpentaria-5H well in the Beetaloo Basin, a crucial step towards increasing domestic gas supply, with flow testing starting mid-August.
Beetaloo Energy's Record Gas Stimulation in Australia
Beetaloo Energy in Australia completed a record-breaking 2955-meter hydraulic stimulation on its Carpentaria-5H well in the Beetaloo Basin, a crucial step towards increasing domestic gas supply, with flow testing starting mid-August.
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48% Bias Score
Israel-Egypt Amend Gas Deal: $35 Billion Expansion
Israel and Egypt amended their 2019 natural gas supply agreement, increasing the total gas volume by 130 billion cubic meters for an estimated $35 billion, making it the largest gas deal in history; the deal's implementation is contingent on several conditions, with full delivery expected by 2029.
Israel-Egypt Amend Gas Deal: $35 Billion Expansion
Israel and Egypt amended their 2019 natural gas supply agreement, increasing the total gas volume by 130 billion cubic meters for an estimated $35 billion, making it the largest gas deal in history; the deal's implementation is contingent on several conditions, with full delivery expected by 2029.
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40% Bias Score
Turkey to Extend Energy Subsidies, Projecting 700 Billion Lira Expenditure
Turkey's Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced the continuation of electricity and natural gas subsidies, projecting a 700 billion lira expenditure by year-end, following over 900 billion lira spent in 2023-2024, driven by global energy price increases and a commitment to social welfare.
Turkey to Extend Energy Subsidies, Projecting 700 Billion Lira Expenditure
Turkey's Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar announced the continuation of electricity and natural gas subsidies, projecting a 700 billion lira expenditure by year-end, following over 900 billion lira spent in 2023-2024, driven by global energy price increases and a commitment to social welfare.
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44% Bias Score
Turkey-Syria Gas Pipeline Opens, Boosting Syria's Energy and Refugee Return Prospects
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria through a new Turkey-Syria pipeline on August 2nd, aiming to provide electricity to 5 million households and potentially facilitate the return of Syrian refugees; the pipeline, funded by Qatar, transports 6 million cubic meters of gas daily.
Turkey-Syria Gas Pipeline Opens, Boosting Syria's Energy and Refugee Return Prospects
Azerbaijan started exporting natural gas to Syria through a new Turkey-Syria pipeline on August 2nd, aiming to provide electricity to 5 million households and potentially facilitate the return of Syrian refugees; the pipeline, funded by Qatar, transports 6 million cubic meters of gas daily.
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Starts Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Power Supply
On August 2nd, Azerbaijan began exporting 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually to Syria through Turkey's Kilis, increasing Syrian electricity access from 3-4 hours to 10 hours daily, part of a broader $7 billion energy cooperation deal involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and Syria followi...
Azerbaijan Starts Gas Exports to Syria, Boosting Power Supply
On August 2nd, Azerbaijan began exporting 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually to Syria through Turkey's Kilis, increasing Syrian electricity access from 3-4 hours to 10 hours daily, part of a broader $7 billion energy cooperation deal involving Turkey, Azerbaijan, Qatar, and Syria followi...
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48% Bias Score
Rising Electricity Costs in 2025: Natural Gas, Data Centers, and Aging Grids
The average U.S. household's electricity bill will increase by at least 6% in 2025 due to rising natural gas prices from increased exports, surging demand from data centers and AI, and an aging electricity grid.
Rising Electricity Costs in 2025: Natural Gas, Data Centers, and Aging Grids
The average U.S. household's electricity bill will increase by at least 6% in 2025 due to rising natural gas prices from increased exports, surging demand from data centers and AI, and an aging electricity grid.
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40% Bias Score
High Costs and Delays Plague Natural Gas Power Plant Construction in the US
Due to supply chain bottlenecks, workforce shortages, and increased global demand for LNG, building new natural gas-fired power plants in the US is now three times more expensive than in 2022, taking 5–7 years and jeopardizing the nation's competitiveness; meanwhile, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act"...
High Costs and Delays Plague Natural Gas Power Plant Construction in the US
Due to supply chain bottlenecks, workforce shortages, and increased global demand for LNG, building new natural gas-fired power plants in the US is now three times more expensive than in 2022, taking 5–7 years and jeopardizing the nation's competitiveness; meanwhile, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act"...
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64% Bias Score
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