Oil prices declined for the third consecutive day on Tuesday after a more-than-expected increase in crude stocks last week and a selloff in other commodities, stocks and bonds. Brent crude slipped by 0.6%, or 0.44 cents, to close at $69.02 a barrel. WTI crude dropped by 1.6% to end at $64.5 a barrel.
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The European electricity industry engaged in playing the main role in the switch to a more sustainable energy production.
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Fossil fuels production in the US is likely to attain record levels in 2018 and 2019.
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According to Giles Farrer, research director of global LNG at Wood Mackenzie, more sources of supply are necessary to substitute the falling domestic production of LNG in the European market.
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Oil prices fell on Monday, pressured by a stronger dollar and increasing U.S. crude output. Brent crude slipped down by $1.06, or 1.5 %, to $69.46 a barrel, after having hit a session peak of $70.64. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures slumped by 0.9 percent to $65.56 a barrel.
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