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Brookfield in Advanced Talks for Massive Nuclear Project in South Carolina
Nuclear energy is having a comeback as big tech's AI push stokes demand.
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Oil Rally on U.S. Russia Sanctions Loses Steam
Oil futures settled lower as traders refrained from adding to the gains driven by U.S. sanctions against Russia's biggest oil companies.
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Eni Increases Buyback, Cost-Savings Target
The guidance upgrades come as Eni's earnings beat expectations, with higher production offsetting weaker oil prices.
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Nextracker Stock Rises Sharply on Earnings Beat. There's More Behind the Move.
In addition to a solid second-quarter earnings report, Nextracker unveils a new venture in Saudi Arabia.
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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on oil futures, Eni, Tenaga Nasional and more in the latest Market Talks covering energy and utilities.
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U.S. Oil Sanctions Strike at Russia's Economic Lifeline
The U.S. has hit Moscow's biggest oil producers at a vulnerable time for the country's economy.
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The Man Who Wants Your Car to Power Your Home-and Save the Grid
The CEO of Wallbox is betting his bidirectional chargers can turn every electric vehicle into an energy hub.
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PG&E Net Up on Higher Electricity Demand
PG&E's third-quarter net income rose sharply as rising demand for electricity offset lower average residential rates.
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Alcoa Sales, Profit Rise Following Sale of Saudi Arabia Joint Venture
Higher tariff costs on imported aluminum weighed somewhat on third-quarter income, the company said.
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GE Vernova Swings to Profit as Orders Soar
GE Vernova swung to a profit in the third quarter as orders surged for its power and electrification businesses.
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Woodside Energy Would Like at Least One More Partner for Louisiana LNG
Woodside Energy signaled a major investment by U.S.-based Williams Cos. in Louisiana LNG likely won't be its last sale of equity in the $17.5 billion project.
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U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Unexpected Decline
U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 961,000 barrels last week as refineries raised their capacity use.
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October 24, 2025 16:15 ET (20:15 GMT)
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