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Regulation & Compliance: Page 182
Germany Seeks to Lock In LNG Deals to Avoid Cargo Diversions
The issue of securing supply has recently taken on importance as Europe’s gas market has seen renewed volatility due to supply risks.
FTC, States Accuse Amazon of Illegally Stifling Competition
The lawsuit pits Amazon against Khan, who published a paper while a Yale law student, arguing that antitrust laws had failed to stop Amazon from amassing power over its customers.
South Africa Urges Greater Biosecurity on Avian Flu Outbreak
Vaccines aren’t yet available in South Africa, but government talks to finalize access are at an advanced stage and registration of the medicines will be fast-tracked.
U.S. to Spend $1.4B on Railroad Infrastructure
Freight rail infrastructure has come under scrutiny recently amid derailments, accidents involving hazardous materials, and blocked crossings.
EU Rules on Electric Cars Could Cost Carmakers Billions
The U.K. is by far their largest export market for European car-makers, with 1.2 million vehicles arriving at U.K. ports last year.
Biden Administration Pledges $72M Towards Wind, Water Energy Technologies
$27 million will finance 15 offshore and land-based wind energy projects while another $45 million will fund 14 additional projects focused on domestically manufacturing these types of technologies.
Is the Biden Administration Undercutting Its Own Policies on Chinese Solar Imports?
Conflicting policies within the Biden Administration have provided China with a loophole that allows it to circumvent antidumping and countervailing duties on the export on solar cells and modules to the U.S.
Five Tactics for Enabling Smart and Sustainable Supply Chains
Data-driven, predictive and agile supply chains can help companies achieve their net-zero emissions goals by enabling end-to-end efficiency.
Australian Unions Call Off Strikes Against Chevron
Chevron and the Offshore Alliance said September 22 that they had settled on terms of an agreement proposed by Australia’s Fair Work Commission.
UAW Says It Made Progress with Ford, Plans More Strikes Against GM, Stellantis
Sources said that the strikes will likely expand to 38 additional GM and Stellantis facilities across 20 states, but expanded strike actions are not expected against Ford.
Russia Temporarily Bans Diesel Exports; European Prices Jump
The ban, which also applies to gasoline, came into force September 21 and doesn’t have a final date, according to the government decree.
Chevron Accepts Australian Tribunal's Arbitration Terms to End LNG Strikes
A successful deal could end the strikes that started almost two weeks ago at plants that supply about 7% of the world’s liquified natural gas.
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