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Bloomberg

Amogy CEO on Ammonia-to-Power System

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Seonghoon Woo, Chairman and CEO at Amogy, discusses the company's plans to decarbonize the heavy industry, and its technology to tap into the potential of ammonia. He speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Daybreak Asia".
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Bloomberg

Delta Lifts Profit Forecast on Global Travel Rebound

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Delta Air Lines Inc. boosted its full-year profit expectations for the second time in three weeks as a rebound in international travel promises to keep planes packed through and beyond the summer season. Bloomberg Intelligence's George...
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Bloomberg

Ferrari's EV Supercars Plant to Be Ready in 2024, CEO Says

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Ferarri CEO Benedetto Vigna says the luxury automaker's new next-generation powerplant factory "will be ready in June 2024," with plans to unveil its first fully electric model in the fourth quarter of 2025. He speaks with Tommaso...
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Press Association

Record 12p monthly fall in diesel prices

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Diesel prices fell by a record of nearly 12p per litre last month, new figures show. The RAC said the average price of the fuel at UK forecourts dropped from 158.9p to 147.0p in May. Despite this being the largest monthly reduction since...
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Bloomberg

Macron Government Survives Two No-Confidence Votes

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The French government dodged two no-confidence motions late Monday enabling President Emmanuel Macron's unpopular pension reform bill to be signed into law without holding a full vote in parliament. Caroline Connan reports on Bloomberg...
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Bloomberg

Beveridge: Set Up for 2H Looking Constructive for Oil

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Neil Beveridge, senior oil analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, discusses the impact China's reopening has on oil companies, his outlook for oil prices and where he's finding opportunity in the energy space. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Press Association

Shona Robison describes frustration at controversy surrounding the SNP

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In a visit to Dear Green Coffee Roasters in Glasgow, Deputy First Minister Shona Robison discussed her frustration as the controversy surrounding the SNP overshadows the Scottish Government's key priorities speech in Holyrood.
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Press Association

Petrol stations run dry after panic buying

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A dry Esso/Tesco petrol station and queues at a BP station in East Ardsley, Wakefield. Boris Johnson is thought to be considering sending in troops to drive oil tankers after days of panic buying saw filling stations in many areas run...
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Press Association

Fuel prices on display at Dublin service station as fuel excise duty cut in Ireland

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Fuel prices on display at a Circle K service station on Glasnevin Avenue in Dublin. A significant cut in the excise duty on fuel has been announced by the Irish Government. At a press conference in Government Buildings, Finance Minister...
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British Movietone

Newcastle Coke Fire

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Drivers queue for fuel in England

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Drivers queue for fuel at a Sainsbury's fuel station in Biggleswade, Bedfordshire. Motorists and businesses have been hit by a record daily increase in diesel prices. Figures from data firm Experian Catalist show the average cost of a...
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Getty Images

2009 Writers Guild Awards

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INTERVIEW: Johnny O'Hara on his documentary 'Fuel', the event at the 2009 Writers Guild Awards at Los Angeles CA. (Footage by WireImage Video/GettyImages)
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Press Association

Shell announce plans for up to 9,000 job cuts

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Footage of a Shell base at an oil refinery in the West Midlands following the oil giant's announcement that it plans to cut between 7,000 and 9,000 jobs worldwide following a collapse in demand for oil amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Press Association

Shell to cut up to 9,000 jobs

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Footage of Shell fuel stations in the West Midlands as the company confirmed plans to slash up to 9,000 global job losses following a collapse in demand for oil amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Press Association

Petrol prices shoot up to record highs in UK

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Prices at the petrol pumps reached an all-time high on Sunday, while diesel is still a little short of its previous record, new data shows. The average UK price of petrol hit 142.94p a litre on Sunday, beating the former record, set in...
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Press Association

Gardai warn of delays on major Dublin routes during fuel prices protest

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Motorists have been told to expect severe delays on major routes in and around Dublin, as hauliers stage a protest against record fuel prices. A group calling itself the Irish Truckers And Haulage Association Against Fuel Prices said in...
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Press Association

Home Secretary leaves a wintry Downing Street.

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Home Secretary Suella Braverman leaves a wintery Downing Street.
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Press Association

55 million euro green fund to help businesses move away from fossil fuels announced

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The Tanaiste has said that a 55 million euro green fund to help businesses move away from fossil fuels will help combat climate change. The business package is to encourage firms to move towards more sustainable alternatives. Minister...
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Press Association

Miliband hits out at Rees-Mogg's 'Victorian' energy policy

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Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband addresses the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. He hits out at the government on energy bills, says reliance on fossil fuels is the root of our cost of living and environmental issues, pledges to...
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Bloomberg

Philippines' Marcos Seeks Russian Fuel

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The Philippines is holding talks to buy fuel and other key commodities from Russia, despite international sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine. Bloomberg's Shery Ahn spoke to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in New York, and...
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Bloomberg

Philippines Plans $500 Million Green Bond Sale, Finance Secretary Says

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Philippine Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez discusses the outlook for the economy and the government's policies. The economy expanded more than expected in the fourth quarter, lending a firmer base to a recovery that policy makers...
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Bloomberg

Why Hydrogen Can Actually Make Climate Change Worse

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Hydrogen is seen as a way to power factories, buildings, ships and planes without pumping carbon dioxide into the sky. But now scientists are warning that hydrogen leaked into the atmosphere can contribute to climate change much like...
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Press Association

Labour accuse Tories of fuelling poverty with mini-budget

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Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Jonathan Ashworth addresses the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. He talks about people living in fear while the Tories protect the interests of gas and oil producers, says the Tory mini-budget will...
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Curated Video

Gas Prices Are Up Nearly A Dollar From Last Year

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The daily U.S. average for gas is now $3.52 a gallon.