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TotalEnergies Looking at Primary Listing in New York, Says CEO

This post was originally published on this siteFrench oil major TotalEnergies is “seriously” looking at a possible listing in New York, Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne told analysts on Friday, to move closer to a majority of U.S.-based shareholders. The Paris-based company says it has 47% of institutional shareholders in the United States, and 39% of […]

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South Africa’s Transnet Pipelines Lays Out Investment Plan

This post was originally published on this site (P&GJ) – Southern Africa’s largest multi-product pipeline operator, Transnet Pipelines, plans to spend R891 million in 2024 in building its fuel handling capacity, including construction of a delayed import fuel terminal at the port of Durban and new line to supply the country’s biggest airport, OR Tambo.

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COP29 Host Azerbaijan Says Its Fossil Fuel Is ‘Gift of the Gods’

This post was originally published on this sitePresident Aliyev commits to boosting investments in gas Country also touts its rollout of green energies this decade Azerbaijan, host of this year’s COP29 climate summit, will continue to invest in increasing gas production in order to feed demand from Europe as its president said that its abundant

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Exxon Expects FTC to Approve Pioneer Deal by Mid-Year, CFO Says

This post was originally published on this siteFTC recently sued to block Tapestry’s high-end handbag deal Lawmakers called for more scrutiny of oil deals in March Exxon Mobil Corp. expects US antitrust regulators to approve its $60 billion acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources Co. by the end of June despite increased government scrutiny of corporate mergers. “We continue

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Phillips 66 Misses First-Quarter Profit Estimates on Weaker Margins

This post was originally published on this site(Reuters) – Phillips 66  missed quarterly profit estimates due to a decline in refining margins led by underperformance at its Gulf Coast operations, sending the refiner’s shares down 5.5% in premarket trading on Friday. Refiner margins have scaled back from the peaks achieved after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in

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