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| | | ... economic outlook, according to Brian Redican, chief economist of NSW Treasury Corporation, who also spoke at the forum. With LNG markets in decline and coal-fired power stations nearing the end of their operational life, continuing with fossil fuels ... |
| | | | ... abandoned and decaying platforms and pipelines can cause large-scale damage through chemical and heavy-metal pollutants. With LNG markets declining and ageing offshore oil and gas infrastructure representing an environmental safety risk, titleholders ... |
| | | | ... business strategy and governance at oil and gas firm INPEX who left his role due to concerns about the climate impacts of LNG projects. Hans van der Loo, chair of the Institute for Integrated Economic Research, said agreements and commitments are failing ... |
| | | | ... negates its US$2.35bn carbon capture buy "more than 21 times over". Woodside's US$1.2bn bid for Tellurian and its Driftwood LNG project would raise Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 154% on 2023 levels, finds Market Forces analysis. This comes after a recent ... |
| | | | ... the project's ability to curb Woodside's emissions growth - especially in light of its recent US$900 million bid for LNG producer Tellurian - and the permanence of the carbon capture and storage tech the ammonia project will employ. The ammonia ... |
| | | | ... centre that is next to a nuclear reactor. The fifth trend worth understanding is the global demand for liquified natural gas (LNG). Companies along the natural gas supply chain can provide attractive opportunities for investors. "Small US gas producers ... |
| | | | ... billion in cash and common stock, increases BlackRock's exposure to fossil fuels as the firm invests in the Gladstone LNG project in Australia, ADNOC Gas Pipelines, the Río Grande LNG terminal in Texas, and East India Petroleum Ltd, among other ... |
| | | | ... unconventional oil and gas resources represent more than 30% of their business as well as companies that own or operate pipelines or LNG export terminals supplied with more than 30% of their volume in unconventional oil and gas." This comes as BNP Paribas ... |
| | | | ... rejected in the same day AustralianSuper. Brookfield, in conjunction with consortium partners GIC, Temasek and MidOcean, an LNG company formed by EIG, upped its offer for Origin energy by 69 cents to $9.53, an increase of 8% on the bid made earlier this ... |
| | | | ... by its largest investor AustralianSuper. Brookfield, in conjunction with consortium partners GIC, Temasek and MidOcean, an LNG company formed by EIG, upped its offer for Origin energy by 69 cents to $9.53, an increase of 8% on the bid made earlier this ... |
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