TotalEnergies has entered into deals with RES, VSB Group and SN Power for assets in North America, Africa and Europe.
Sanctions, tariffs and production strategies are buffeting crude markets as wild cards like tariffs and geopolitical conflicts make headlines.
U.S. futures rose by a dollar and then turned negative over the course of Trump's press conference on April 2 in which he announced tariffs on trading partners including the European Union, China and South Korea.
“That starts with fixing the slow, broken permitting processes in the U.S. and Europe,” Larry Fink, the co-founder, chairman and CEO of $12 trillion investment-management firm BlackRock Inc., told shareholders March 31.
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including another record for renewables power capacity growth.
The sale, expected to be complete by year-end 2025, includes over 260 of BP’s retail sites across Austria.
The second phase is expected to increase the project’s transport and storage capacity to more than 5 million tons of CO2 per year in 2028, TotalEnergies says.
Ukrainian peace talks could end with Russian gas back on the market, Poten & Partners analysts said.
The Canada Pension Plan’s CPP Investments is looking for more oil and gas stories—in addition to renewable and other energies.
Siemens has closed an acquisition of Altair Engineering, strengthening its industrial AI, digital twin and high-performance computing offerings.