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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.

A close-up of solar panels can be seen in front of a sunset. Photo: iStock.com/JONGHO SHIN

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.

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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.

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Enabling AI in Procurement Transformation – The Case For Adoption in the Electric Utility Industry

Utilities should set their procurement technology strategy to implement a fully integrated global I.T. system infrastructure that incorporates procure-to-pay operations with fully automated workflows.

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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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France May Have to Keep Coal-Power Plants for Security of Supply

Growing demand during the energy transition will pressure supplies in the future, Reseau de Transport d’Electricite said in its 2023-2035 outlook

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Big Emissions Bills Are Coming for Ships Sailing in Europe

It could take a while to really cut emissions, because it would still be cheaper to pay for the emissions rather than use more expensive marine biofuels.

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Codelco Planning to End Some Copper Deals with Chinese Clients in 2025

Sources said Codelco is hoping to replace exclusively copper concentrate deals with other agreements that include concentrate and value-added intermediate products.

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G-7 Plans to Ban Imports of Russian Diamonds, Belgium Says

The mechanism will consist of a direct ban on purchases, which would take effect on January 1, as well as an indirect ban, which would kick in more gradually.

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Diesel Supply Strains Deepen While Trucking Demand Recovers in U.S.

At risk are farmers who need diesel to harvest crops and homeowners who rely on its sister fuel, heating oil, to get through the winter.

Princeton, Illinois. Photo: Bloomberg

Chevron, LNG Facility Workers to Hold Tribunal to Resolve Strike

Chevron is hoping the Fair Work Commission will force workers to cancel the strike and make a deal with the company.

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Stellantis Looking to Cut EV Battery Weights to Improve Sustainability

Stellantis's CTO said that the current weight of EV batteries is “too heavy,” which makes the vehicles “not compatible” with the company’s sustainability goals.

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