Wood Mackenzie News
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More than 60 oil companies are set to bid on exploration permits offshore Brazil, taking on risks of drilling in virgin waters after similar geology across the Atlantic in Ghana and Ivory Coast yielded major discoveries.
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After working 37 years in the coal mines of West Virginia, Ronny Justice punctuates his sentences with coughs. He lost his job a year ago, leaving him without health insurance just as he’s battling the early stages of black-lung disease.
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The future of the U.K.’s 40-year-old oil and gas industry lies on a stretch of windswept bogland in the Shetland islands 200 kilometers (124 miles) north of Scotland.
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A group of industrial copper users is pressing the London Metal Exchange to reduce growing queues at warehouses that they say are contributing to supply constraints and rising fees.
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Qatar, the world’s largest producer of liquefied natural gas, may get better value investing in U.S. supply instead of expanding existing facilities, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
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Escalating costs to build liquefied natural gas plants on land in Australia, where energy workers earn the highest salaries in the world, are driving developers out to sea in search of billions of dollars in savings.
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Copper premiums in the U.S., the second biggest user, are rising as waits for metal at some locations and reduced output at Rio Tinto Group are fueling perceptions of limited supply, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd.
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California may face the biggest regional power shortages in more than a decade this summer, sending wholesale prices higher, as idled nuclear reactors and low hydroelectric output cut generating capacity.
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U.S. drillers that set up rigs amid the rolling farmland of eastern Ohio on projections underground shale held $500 billion of oil are packing up.
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Nickel supplies will exceed demand by 52 percent more than forecast last month as consumption outside of China is weak and new projects are adding production, according to Macquarie Group Ltd.
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