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Indonesia revises upstream oil and gas taxation guidelines
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- 06 Nov 2023
- Endy Arya Yoga and Aditya Wicaksono
Endy Arya Yoga and Aditya Wicaksono of GNV Consulting summarise legislative developments in Indonesia concerning the oil and gas sector and the taxpayer repatriation and investment commitments under the Voluntary Disclosure Programme
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What's really killing Britain's historic pubs
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- 25 Aug 2023
- Helen Chandler-Wilde
The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) reports that the number of pubs has dropped by a quarter since 2000, from 60,800 to 45,800 in 2022. Their figures show pubs have been hit by the energy crisis, with the average bill rising to £18,400 a year. Energy costs can be particularly high in historic pubs with traditional features like single-glazed windows. Research suggests that pubs have fallen in popularity compared to other possible leisure activities for consumers, with the gym, streaming videos and cafe visits currently more popular.
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A hot market: Insurers launch climate-related businesses as green tech grows
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- 01 Apr 2023
- Terrence Dopp
Insurance startups and established industry names are competing to insure renewable energy projects. Insurers are focusing on two issues: covering green projects meant to diversify energy production and human activity from the most carbon-emitting enterprises, and protecting existing books of business against losses from a changing climate.
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UK aims to build prototype fusion plant for near-limitless power
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- 06 Feb 2023
- Todd Gillespie
The British government plans to build a prototype nuclear fusion plant by 2040 on a former coal site in Nottinghamshire. A breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology came in December 2022 when the US Department of Energy said scientists in California had managed to generate more energy from a fusion reaction than they needed to trigger it.
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Iran country risk report
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- 01 Jan 2023
- Business Monitor International
A FitchSolutions quarterly report on Iran, with 10 year forecasts to 2031. The country's economic and political outlook is covered, including its energy sector.
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Renewable energy
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- 01 Nov 2022
Charts and graphs on renewable energy in the U.S. from 1950 to 2021, including energy consumption, energy production, and fuel ethanol, biodiesel and other renewable fuels overview.
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Tullow Oil plc: MarketLine company profile
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- 30 Sep 2022
- MarketLine
Company profile report on Tullow Oil plc, the independent oil and gas exploration, development and production group.
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National Grid PLC: MarketLine company profile
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- 09 Aug 2022
- MarketLine
Company profile report on National Grid plc, the international network utility company.
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The PWC scoop: forecasting mining's financial future?
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- 01 Aug 2022
PwC has published its ‘Mine 2022' report examining the performance of the world's top 40 mining companies in 2021 while unpacking the most pressing trends facing the global resources industry. The article discusses insights from the report, which highlights imminent supply shortfalls and explores environmental, social and governance (ESG) within the global mining industry.
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Sustainable biomethane: An opportunity for Irish farmers
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- 01 Jun 2022
Europe's raised ambition for sustainable biomethane production opens up new possibilities for Irish farmers wishing to diversify their incomes. Irish Farmers Monthly magazine reports on a recent Renewable Gas Forum Ireland (RGFI)/REGATRACE knowledge sharing event in Dublin.
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VAT introduction in Kuwait and Qatar likely to be delayed until 2024
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- 02 May 2022
Tax directors and advisors do not expect VAT regimes in Kuwait and Qatar to be introduced before 2024 as concerns over rising inflation and high oil prices bolster tax revenues.
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Canadian budget delivers on global minimum tax rules and green energy
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- 02 May 2022
Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's budget does not change corporate tax rates, but it headlines parts of the OECD's digital tax agenda and Canada's incoming domestic minimum top-up tax.
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UK leans heavily on nuclear in bold new energy strategy
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- 01 May 2022
- Sonal Patel
The article focuses on commitments laid out by the UK government's latest energy strategy, to tackle the challenges of achieving net-zero carbon emissions as well as ensuring energy affordability and security. Topics discussed include plans to rapidly expand the UK's nuclear and offshore wind capacity.
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UK energy firms seek bailout as government talks run on
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- 19 Sep 2021
- Alex Morales, Rachel Morison
UK energy companies are in emergency talks with the government, as a surge in gas and electricity prices threatens to push more suppliers out of business.
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Higher oil prices lead to drop in GCC sukuk issuance in first half
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- 07 Sep 2021
- Issac John
Higher oil prices have reduced sovereign funding needs for Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in H1 2021, leading to stalling global sukuk issuance this year, Moody's Investors Service have reported.
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UK power supply crunch sends prices to record high
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- 06 Sep 2021
- Rachel Morison, Jesper Starn
Power prices surged to a record high in September 2021 after supplies plunged, an early signal of how the energy market might be impacted in winter.
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UK agrees to help North Sea oil industry with low carbon shifts
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- 23 Mar 2021
- Elena Mazneva
The UK government has announced an agreement with the oil and gas industry to help safeguard jobs as the country strives to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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BP considers project to develop UKs largest blue hydrogen plant
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- 18 Mar 2021
- Laura Hurst
A potential project to build the UK's largest blue-hydrogen plant is being investigated by BP.
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UK pension fund Nest to invest $347m in renewable power
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- 12 Mar 2021
- William Mathis
Nest Corp., the UK's biggest pension fund by members, will invest £250m ($347 million) in renewable energy through a partnership with investment manager Octopus Renewables.
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Europe's biggest banks face new green asset ratio disclosure
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- 01 Mar 2021
- Silla Brush
Europe's largest banks face new rules to disclose how much their business contributes to climate change.
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Big oil takes over next generation of UK offshore wind
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- 08 Feb 2021
- William Mathis
Oil companies BP and Total have paid a hefty premium to develop the next generation of major British offshore wind farms.
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Nuclear power pushed to back burner in UK's green energy plan
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- 20 Nov 2020
- Rachel Morison
Britain's ambition to renew its aging fleet of nuclear power plants seems to be losing momentum.
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Boris Johnson seeks green jobs for UK as unemployment surges
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- 13 Nov 2020
- Jessica Shankleman
Boris Johnson is gathering a 'green jobs' taskforce, with the aim to create employment for two million people in the UK by 2030.
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UK delays energy policy paper, leaving questions on green goal
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- 11 Nov 2020
- Alex Morales, Tim Ross, Jessica Shankleman
The UK government is delaying publication of a policy document outlining its latest energy plans.
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Green utility breaks up UK's 'Big Six' oligopoly with SSE deal
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- 13 Sep 2019
- Jeremy Hodges
Ovo Energy's purchase of Scottish utility SSE will catapult it to being one of the largest energy suppliers in the UK.
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UK reducing oil stockpiles in no-deal Brexit won't risk supply
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- 22 Aug 2019
- Helen Robertson
The UK will reduce its requirement for emergency oil stockpiles if Britain exits the European Union without a deal.
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Finding money to save the planet
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- 14 Jun 2019
- Grace Blakeley
Was the Chancellor of the Exchequer right to claim that tackling climate change isn't affordable?
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The insoluble equation: How to balance Europe's natural gas supply and demand
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- 01 Jun 2019
- A.Blume, M.Harrison
How can Europe solve the challenge of meeting energy demand while also reducing emissions?
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International petroleum
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- 01 Jun 2019
- Patricia Smith
Charts and graphs on crude oil production in OPEC countries, selected non-OPEC countries, Persian Gulf nations, and consumption in OECD countries from 1973 to 2018.
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Is this just another cycle or an opportunity to change?
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- 01 Nov 2018
- Ron Ledbetter
Ron Ledbetter assesses how the oil industry can reduce the cyclical business impact of oil price cycles.
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