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Court Restrains NUPENG Strike Against Dangote Refinery
A Nigerian court issued a temporary injunction halting a planned nationwide strike by the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) against Dangote Refinery and other companies, citing potential irreparable damage.
Court Restrains NUPENG Strike Against Dangote Refinery
A Nigerian court issued a temporary injunction halting a planned nationwide strike by the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) against Dangote Refinery and other companies, citing potential irreparable damage.
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32% Bias Score


New Zealand Reverses Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Amidst Energy Crisis
New Zealand lifted its 2018 ban on oil and gas drilling in response to an energy crisis caused by decreased domestic gas production and rising prices following the ban, a move that undid a signature policy of former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and fulfilled a pledge from current Prime Minister Chr...
New Zealand Reverses Oil and Gas Drilling Ban Amidst Energy Crisis
New Zealand lifted its 2018 ban on oil and gas drilling in response to an energy crisis caused by decreased domestic gas production and rising prices following the ban, a move that undid a signature policy of former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and fulfilled a pledge from current Prime Minister Chr...
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56% Bias Score


Canadian Earnings Reports Reflect Economic Headwinds
Canadian companies' second-quarter earnings reflect economic headwinds; Restaurant Brands missed profit targets due to inflation and decreased lower-income traffic, while Canadian Tire showed resilient consumer spending, BCE faced competitive pressures and a slowdown in immigration, and OpenText is ...
Canadian Earnings Reports Reflect Economic Headwinds
Canadian companies' second-quarter earnings reflect economic headwinds; Restaurant Brands missed profit targets due to inflation and decreased lower-income traffic, while Canadian Tire showed resilient consumer spending, BCE faced competitive pressures and a slowdown in immigration, and OpenText is ...
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28% Bias Score


Turkey Expands Global Energy Footprint Through Oman Deal
Turkey signed an energy cooperation agreement with Oman in mid-July, covering oil, gas, green hydrogen, and carbon capture, reflecting a broader strategy to secure energy resources and expand its geopolitical influence, as evidenced by similar agreements with Pakistan and Somalia.
Turkey Expands Global Energy Footprint Through Oman Deal
Turkey signed an energy cooperation agreement with Oman in mid-July, covering oil, gas, green hydrogen, and carbon capture, reflecting a broader strategy to secure energy resources and expand its geopolitical influence, as evidenced by similar agreements with Pakistan and Somalia.
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56% Bias Score


Australia to pay Chevron millions for Barrow Island oil well cleanup
The Australian government may pay Chevron hundreds of millions of dollars for Barrow Island oil well cleanup, while WA faces a $129 million bill for offshore reserve remediation, despite Chevron's $1 billion royalty payment; a 1980s agreement mandates this cost-sharing.
Australia to pay Chevron millions for Barrow Island oil well cleanup
The Australian government may pay Chevron hundreds of millions of dollars for Barrow Island oil well cleanup, while WA faces a $129 million bill for offshore reserve remediation, despite Chevron's $1 billion royalty payment; a 1980s agreement mandates this cost-sharing.
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36% Bias Score


Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns and Disputes
Poland's discovery of a major oil and gas field six kilometers off Swinoujscie, potentially the largest since WWII, threatens the nearby German island of Usedom's tourism sector and raises environmental concerns, prompting disputes and legal challenges over the project's lack of transparency and pot...
Polish Oil Discovery Near Usedom Sparks Environmental Concerns and Disputes
Poland's discovery of a major oil and gas field six kilometers off Swinoujscie, potentially the largest since WWII, threatens the nearby German island of Usedom's tourism sector and raises environmental concerns, prompting disputes and legal challenges over the project's lack of transparency and pot...
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56% Bias Score

UK's North Sea Oil License Halt Causes Mass Job Losses in Aberdeen
The UK Labour government's halt on new North Sea oil and gas licenses is causing mass job losses in Aberdeen, Scotland, impacting thousands directly or indirectly employed in the oil and gas sector; the city's future depends on a successful transition to renewable energy, though concerns remain abou...

UK's North Sea Oil License Halt Causes Mass Job Losses in Aberdeen
The UK Labour government's halt on new North Sea oil and gas licenses is causing mass job losses in Aberdeen, Scotland, impacting thousands directly or indirectly employed in the oil and gas sector; the city's future depends on a successful transition to renewable energy, though concerns remain abou...
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration's Arctic Drilling Plan Faces Public Backlash
The Trump administration's plan to expand oil and gas drilling in Alaska's 23 million-acre Arctic National Petroleum Reserve has drawn over 250,000 public comments opposing the rollback of environmental protections, raising concerns about wildlife, Alaska Native subsistence rights, and the rapidly w...

Trump Administration's Arctic Drilling Plan Faces Public Backlash
The Trump administration's plan to expand oil and gas drilling in Alaska's 23 million-acre Arctic National Petroleum Reserve has drawn over 250,000 public comments opposing the rollback of environmental protections, raising concerns about wildlife, Alaska Native subsistence rights, and the rapidly w...
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64% Bias Score

Vopak's H1 2025 Profits Surge on Geopolitical Uncertainty and Energy Transition
Vopak, a global tank storage company, reported a substantial increase in its first-half 2025 profits (€615.3 million, up from €599.4 million in H1 2024) due to high demand for storage amid geopolitical instability, showcasing its resilience and strategic investments in sustainable energy solutions.

Vopak's H1 2025 Profits Surge on Geopolitical Uncertainty and Energy Transition
Vopak, a global tank storage company, reported a substantial increase in its first-half 2025 profits (€615.3 million, up from €599.4 million in H1 2024) due to high demand for storage amid geopolitical instability, showcasing its resilience and strategic investments in sustainable energy solutions.
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4% Bias Score

Yinson Wins $600 Million Vietnam FSO Contract
Yinson Production, a Malaysian firm, won a $600 million, 14-year (plus 9-year option) contract to lease and operate an FSO vessel storing 350,000 condensate barrels for PTSC South East Asia in Vietnam, starting in Q3 2027, expanding Yinson's fleet to 11 vessels.

Yinson Wins $600 Million Vietnam FSO Contract
Yinson Production, a Malaysian firm, won a $600 million, 14-year (plus 9-year option) contract to lease and operate an FSO vessel storing 350,000 condensate barrels for PTSC South East Asia in Vietnam, starting in Q3 2027, expanding Yinson's fleet to 11 vessels.
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36% Bias Score

Ethics Complaint Filed Against Alberta Energy Advisor for Conflict of Interest
Alberta landowner Dwight Popowich filed a complaint with the ethics commissioner alleging a conflict of interest against Premier Danielle Smith's energy advisor, David Yager, who simultaneously holds multiple government contracts totaling $322,000, sits on the Alberta Energy Regulator board, and con...

Ethics Complaint Filed Against Alberta Energy Advisor for Conflict of Interest
Alberta landowner Dwight Popowich filed a complaint with the ethics commissioner alleging a conflict of interest against Premier Danielle Smith's energy advisor, David Yager, who simultaneously holds multiple government contracts totaling $322,000, sits on the Alberta Energy Regulator board, and con...
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40% Bias Score

BP's New Chairman Faces Pressure Amidst 'Chronic' Failings
BP's new chairman, Albert Manifold, faces immediate pressure to revive the oil giant's fortunes after a shareholder criticized its 'chronic' failings; his appointment, following the early departure of the previous chairman, sparked concerns about it being a 'panic appointment'.

BP's New Chairman Faces Pressure Amidst 'Chronic' Failings
BP's new chairman, Albert Manifold, faces immediate pressure to revive the oil giant's fortunes after a shareholder criticized its 'chronic' failings; his appointment, following the early departure of the previous chairman, sparked concerns about it being a 'panic appointment'.
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56% Bias Score
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