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U.S. Signs Nuclear Cooperation Pact with the Philippines

The agreement was signed by the Philippines’ energy secretary and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken November 16 in San Francisco, California.

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DOE Invests Another $3.5B in U.S. Battery Industry

The DOE is looking to strengthen the U.S.’s battery supply chain because the estimated demand for lithium is expected to increase tenfold by 2030.

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Norway Seeks Closer Ties with Korean EV Battery Companies

At a conference in Pohang, industry group Battery Norway pitched Korean companies, including LG Energy Solution Ltd., Ecopro Materials Co. and Posco Future M Co. on why they should cooperate.

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Exxon Aims to Produce Lithium in Rare Foray From Fossil Fuel

The project would help Exxon mitigate losses from the expected reduction in gasoline and diesel demand over the coming decades.

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U.S. Asks About 100 Tankers in Russia Oil Cap Violations Probe

The U.S. Treasury recently imposed its first sanctions on companies accused of violating an oil price cap.

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Russia Expected to Lift Fuel Export Ban Soon

The Deputy Prime Minister said the country will continue its voluntary cut of 300,000 barrels per day of crude oil and petroleum products until the end of December 2023.

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Flexport.org and CHOOOSE Develop Aviation Decarbonization Tool

The companies said that the feature will accelerate the decarbonization of air freight by allowing customers to purchase certificates that can be applied as direct reductions against Scope 3 emissions.

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Regulators Request Natural Gas Supply Protections Following 2022 Winter Outages

A report from the NERC and FERC recommended lawmakers complete cold weather reliability standard revisions enacted during Winter Strom Uri in 2021.

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Bill Gates-Backed Mining Startup Wants to Expand into Congo

San Francisco Bay Area-based KoBold’s entry into Congo would align with the priorities of U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration.

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A Record Number of Supertankers Is Headed to Collect U.S. Oil

The glut of vessels racing to the U.S. Gulf even includes ships heading to the region on a speculative basis without any cargo booking, an industry practice known as ballasting.

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IBM Uses AI and Visibility Tools to Boost Efficiency

IBM, a pioneer in the development of artificial intelligence, deploys the ground-breaking technology to make real-time predictions about the status and shipment of sales orders.

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Dominion Sees Cheaper Wind Power at Massive Offshore Project

The company anticipates producing electricity at the Coastal Virginia wind farm for $77 a megawatt hour, down from earlier forecasts of between $80 and $90.

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