Spotlight: Natural Gas
Equinor to report Greenpeace to police after protest at CEO’s home
Equinor will report the group after it protested at the home of its CEO by dumping debris from recent floods in Brazil in...
Japan considering restarting electricity, gas price subsidies from January, NHK reports
Japan may restart energy subsidies in January amid high fuel costs.
Biden officials ask EU to align methane rules with US to ease LNG flows, letter says
Biden asks EU to accept U.S. LNG meeting U.S. methane rules as meeting EU standards.
Global CO2 emissions to hit record high in 2024, report says
Global CO2 emissions will hit a record 41.6 billion tons in 2024, worsening climate impacts despite renewable energy progress.
Mexico plans to set aside $6 billion for Pemex in draft budget, Bloomberg reports
Mexico plans a $6B allocation in its 2025 budget to aid debt-laden Pemex, addressing its $120B combined financial and provider debt.
What must the UK do to reach the new goal of 81% emissions cut by 2035?
Prime Minister Starmer aims for an 81 per cent reduction in UK emissions by 2035, aligning with the Paris Agreement’s climate goals.
Biden EPA to charge first-ever ‘methane fee’ for drilling waste by oil and gas companies
For the first time, oil and gas companies will face federal fees for methane emissions above certain levels under a new Biden EPA...
Court challenge begins against UK oil and gas field approvals
Environmental groups launch legal challenge to block North Sea oil fields, arguing UK failed to account for total emissions.
US dependence on Canada’s oil should deter Trump tariffs, industry says
Energy experts of Canada, the world's fourth-largest oil producer, expect no U.S. tariffs under Trump.
Highlights from ruling in Shell’s climate case
A Dutch court dismissed a 2021 ruling pushing Shell to cut carbon faster, citing limits on enforceable emission targets.
