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Daily (17.02.2017): German spot power up 6% on expectations of lower thermal supply
Crude oil prices posted a modest increase on Thursday, as growing U.S. stockpiles against possible renewed efforts by major oil producers to reduce the supply glut weighed on the market.
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Statoil to phase-out its CHP plant at Mongstad from 2019
Statoil will phase out its Mongstad combined heat and power plant (CHP) in Norway following several years of unprofitable operations.
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Investors request G20 to stop fossil fuel subsidies
A group of investors have requested the G20 to stop fossil fuel subsidies by 2020. The businesses, which are estimated at a total of $2.8 trillion (£2.25tn) and comprise insurance companies Aviva, KBI and Legal and General, declared the backing for production and consumption of fossil fuels is a significant concern to the finance sector.
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Gamesa wins orders to supply turbines in India
Gamesa has won orders to provide turbines for seven wind parks in India with a combined capacity of 278MW.
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Daily (16.02.2017): NBP spot gas gets support from unplanned Norwegian outages
Crude oil prices posted a slight decline on Wednesday in a volatile trade, dragged down by a record high in U.S. crude and gasoline stockpiles which fed concerns about a supply glut. However, the bearish inventories data were offset by evidence that OPEC and other producers were complying with agreed supply cuts.
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