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CERAWEEK- US should not "flip-flop" on gas export policy- Hess CEO- oil and gas 360

CERAWEEK- US should not “flip-flop” on gas export policy- Hess CEO

Yahoo Finance HOUSTON – The United States should not flip-flop on its gas export policy, Hess CEO John Hess said on Tuesday. U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration has hit pause on permits for new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants to ensure projects do not undermine U.S. targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions. “Consumers have to rely on the United

CERAWEEK-Oil mergers, clean fuels vie for attention at Houston energy conference- oil and gas 360

CERAWEEK-Oil mergers, clean fuels vie for attention at Houston energy conference

Nasdaq HOUSTON – Top oil executives and ministers descend on Houston this week for one of the world’s biggest energy conferences emboldened by blockbuster mergers, stable oil prices and less pressure for a large scale move to clean fuels. Global oil prices LCOc1 have remained in a range between $75 and $85 per barrel, a level fueling profits but not hurting economic

Oil executives say demand will rise, despite emphasis on renewables- oil and gas 360

Oil executives say demand will rise, despite emphasis on renewables

Reuters NEW YORK – Oil demand is expected to rise over the next decade and the fossil fuel will remain to be a crucial part of the energy mix, even as renewables draw increasing attention, Hess Corp Chief Executive John Hess said at CERAWeek on Monday. At the biggest gathering of top energy leaders, investors and politicians from around the

Energy leaders grapple with climate targets at virtual CERAWeek- oil and gas 360

Energy leaders grapple with climate targets at virtual CERAWeek

Reuters NEW YORK – Global energy leaders and other luminaries like Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates bored in on the tough road to transforming world economies to a lower-carbon future at the kickoff of the all-virtual CERAWeek conference on Monday. Within that, there was a notable bit of tension as some oil and gas executives asserted their primacy, noting the need