Oil prices hit a two-year peak on Thursday as the shutdown of a major crude pipeline from Canada and a draw on fuel inventories pointed to a tightening market, despite increasing production from U.S. producers. Brent crude settled 23 cents, or 0.4%, higher at $63.55 per barrel. West Texas Intermediate crude was up 53 cents, or 0.9%, at $58.55 per barrel
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Poland has been continuously enhancing its share of green energies with the aim to decarbonize its economy, challenging stereotypes that describe it as the coal-dependent on Europe. Nevertheless, the development of renewable technologies looks to have reduced since the 2015 peak.
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BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, Statoil and Total are among eight energy firms that inked the Guiding Principles document to further cut methane emissions from their natural gas assets.
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The trade association for the oil and gas industry has declared that the Autumn Budget could save millions of pounds by presenting a tax change to postpone the decommissioning of older energy fields.
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Oil prices hit a two-year peak on Wednesday after the closure of one of the largest crude pipelines from Canada reduced supply to the United States.
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