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Optimism Over Iran War Resolution Might Soon Fade as Talks Stall

Oil prices rose more than 2% and market optimism over a near-term resolution of the Iran war might soon start to fade if the U.S.-Iran stalemate continues.

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Galp's Key Earnings Metric Boosted by Higher Production, Prices

Quarterly adjusted replacement-cost net profit rose 41% on the same period last year to €272 million.

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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk

Find insight on oil prices, Galp Energia and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.

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U.S. Delegation Will Head to Pakistan for Talks With Iran. Oil Prices Settle Below $100.

News of a fresh round of talks helped calm oil markets on Friday.

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X-Energy's Shares Jump in IPO, Delivering Wins to Amazon and Ken Griffin

X-Energy scrapped a public offering less than three years ago, before the artificial-intelligence boom took hold.

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Canada Approves Enbridge's $3 Billion Westcoast Gas-Pipeline Expansion

Canada approved Enbridge's proposed multibillion-dollar expansion of a west-coast natural gas pipeline system.

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Persian Gulf Oil Damage Will Ripple Long Past the End of the War

Even if the strait opened tomorrow, the hit to the global economy would be long lasting.

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SLB Profit Falls as Iran War Disrupts Operations, Clouds Outlook

SLB's first-quarter profit fell in the face of what Chief Executive Olivier Le Peuch called a challenging start to the year, as widespread disruptions across the Middle East hurt business.

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Renewable Energy Is Booming Again

Solar-energy equipment sales are soaring, signaling a shift to renewables. A move away from oil is affecting the whole spectrum of energy sources.

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America's First Commercial Nuclear-Power Projects in a Decade Just Broke Ground

Bill Gates-backed TerraPower and Google partner Kairos are building nuclear plants in Wyoming and Tennessee.

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BP Faces Shareholder Rebellion at Annual Meeting

BP faced a shareholder revolt as investors used its annual general meeting to express their frustration, rejecting two of the energy major's resolutions.

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PG&E Revenue, Profit Rises

PG&E posted a sharp increase in first-quarter net income and revenue as the parent of California utility Pacific Gas & Electric helped power an artificial-intelligence boom.


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