Tag: Oil and gas industry
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Power Restored to 70% of Cuba Following Massive Blackout
Following a significant blackout, 70% of Cuba’s population now has electricity restored. The blackout affected a large portion of the country, plunging many into darkness and halting regular activities. Efforts to restore power have been underway, and the current restoration marks a significant milestone towards full recovery. France 24 is an international television network and…
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Oil Prices Surge Amid Speculation of Israeli Retaliation Against Iran
Oil prices have seen a significant jump amid growing speculation about a possible Israeli retaliation against Iran. The anticipation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East has led to concerns over the stability of oil supply, affecting global markets. This development comes at a time when the world is closely monitoring the situation, understanding the…
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California Files Lawsuit Against ExxonMobil for Misleading Public on Plastic Recycling
California has filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, accusing the oil giant of misleading the public about the recyclability of plastics. The suit claims that ExxonMobil has been aware for decades that recycling plastic on a large scale is not feasible, yet has continued to promote plastic products as recyclable. This move by California is seen…
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Greenpeace Activist Calls for Oil Companies to Compensate for Flood Damages in Europe
In light of the devastating floods sweeping across Europe, a Greenpeace activist has voiced a strong stance on the accountability of oil companies for environmental damage. The activist argues that these corporations should bear financial responsibility for the destruction caused by climate change-related disasters, highlighting the urgent need for action to mitigate such events in…
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Niger Faces Escalating Threats to Oil Exports Amid Attacks by Patriotic Liberation Front
Niger’s oil exports face significant threats as the Patriotic Liberation Front (PLF) warns of further pipeline attacks amidst demands for the release of former president Mohamed Bazoum. This development comes after the group claimed responsibility for sabotaging a pipeline that transports crude oil to the Seme port in Benin. The attacks have not only targeted…
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Russian Warships to Conduct Naval Exercises in Havana Amid Cuba’s Economic Crisis, Officials Confirm No Nuclear Arms Onboard
Cuban officials are working to alleviate concerns regarding the scheduled arrival of Russian warships in Havana next week for naval exercises with allies, including Cuba and Venezuela. The officials emphasize that the ships, including a submarine, will not carry nuclear weapons and do not pose a threat to the region. This move comes amid a…