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The queues are long-winding and tortuous. The crowds of fuel-seekers are agitated and visibly angry. The attendants at the few fuel filling stations are ever-ready to attend mostly to the highest bidders, ready to part with some extra cash. Not long after, the jostling for the much-needed fuel degenerates into bloody fisticuffs, as verbal missiles are exchanged more freely than bullets at the battle-field. Valuable man-hours are wasted and lost, but who really cares. At least, not right here and now in Nigeria. With all these scandalous scenarios unfolding in a country where crude oil was reportedly discovered in commercial quantity, precisely in Oloibiri, Bayelsa state some 66 years ago, it elicits no arguments when it is described as more of a curse than an economic cure. Or how else can any sane citizen explain that the host communities have had to bear the brunt of gross environmental degeneration; with oil spillage that has stifled out fishing and farming activities and carbon-monoxide fumes that have choked lives out of not a few residents.

Cleanup crews from Hydro One are continuing their work at the Don River on Saturday after an oil spill from one of its transmission sites a day earlier leaked into the river.

Biden Administration Pushes For Even More "Climate Roadblocks" For Upcoming Oil And Gas Projects Having apparently learned nothing from oil prices skyrocketing out of control, President Biden is now intent on adding even more "climate roadblocks" to upcoming oil and gas projects in the United States. The administration has "altered the official federal policy on approving new interstate natural gas facilities and pipelines, requiring a climate consideration", according to The Daily Signal . Biden''s cabinet prompted the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to begin to undertake a robust consideration of the environmental impacts of fossil fuel projects seeking approval in the United States. Meanwhile, oil continues its ascent to $100/barrel. The agency said that projects that cause 100,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year will be recognized as having a "significant impact" on the environment. It also said that, during the approval process it may now "consider the eventual emissions caused by both upstream production and eventual burning of gas transported in a pipeline requiring approval." FERC Chairman Rich Glick commented: I believe todays long overdue policy statements are essential to ensuring the Commissions natural gas siting decisions are reflective of all stakeholder concerns and interests.

LONDON: Oil prices ended the week mixed as investors weighed a potential supply disruption resulting from the Russia-Ukraine crisis against the prospect of increased Iranian oil exports.Brent crude futures settled 57 cents, or 0.6 percent, higher at $93.54 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas

Russia''s military buildup around Ukraine''s border is stoking fears about its potential impact on the economy of import-reliant Japan amid speculation a Russian invasion may further pressure elevated crude oil and commodity prices. The Ukraine crisis has also brought uncertainties to Tokyo''s stock market, with some brokers expecting a Moscow-led offensive to send the benchmark Nikkei Stock Avera

Fundamentals and geopolitics have pushed oil prices rallying by 20 percent so far this year to levels last seen in the autumn of 2014. The price at over $90 a barrel is up by more than 60 percent from this time last year, and many analysts say that $100 oil is now a matter of when, not if. Oil majors and oil-producing countries part of the OPEC+ alliance have seen the benefits of rallying oil prices with huge cash flows and profits, and government oil revenues, respectively. While these handsome benefits of the high oil prices

In recent weeks, geopolitics experts and strategic thinkers in India have been focused on what the military standoff in Ukraine will mean for India. In addition to a potential increase in oil prices, the conversation

Liberia: NOCAL CEO Becomes First Liberian to Join Advisory Board for the Africa Oil Week AllAfrica.com

Concerns over high oil prices, Ukraine-Russia conflict keep investors on sidelines

The Cost Of Living In The US Is Rising To Absolutely Absurd Levels Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, Most of the time, the vast majority of Americans simply do not care about economics. And it pains me to say that, because I have been running a website about economics for more than a decade. But it is true. Under normal circumstances, most hard working Americans dont have the time or the energy to debate the finer points of economic policy. But now things have changed. Here in 2022, our leaders have messed things up so badly that suddenly just about everyone is feeling the pain. Most people just want economic conditions to return to normal, but that isnt going to be so easy. Over the past couple of years, the Federal Reserve has pumped trillions of fresh dollars into the financial system. You just cant undo that. And our politicians in Washington have been on the biggest borrowing spree in all of human history. I think that many of them truly believed that there would never be any serious consequences, but as Forbes has aptly noted , we are now paying a heavy price for this magical thinking Unfortunately, Americans are now paying a heavy price for this magical thinking.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi firmly rejected international concerns and accusations about Beijings repressive treatment of its Uygur minority in comments made to the Munich Security Conference on Saturday. China has come under fire from Western nations for the way it has treated the largely Muslim ethnic group in the province of Xinjiang. Wang said there had never been systematic forced labour or re-education camps in Xinjiang. The past, present and future of oil in Chinas Xinjiang

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi firmly rejected international concerns and accusations about Beijings repressive treatment of its Uygur minority in comments made to the Munich Security Conference on Saturday.China has come under fire from Western nations for the way it has treated the largely Muslim ethnic group in the province of Xinjiang.Wang said there had never been systematic forced labour or re-education camps in Xinjiang.The past, present and future of oil in Chinas XinjiangThese

Democratic Republic of Congos government announced it is nearing a deal with Dan Gertlers Fleurette Group to take back billions of dollars worth of its mining and oil assets in the country.

The oil company''s dividend framework has it on track to pay a massive amount of dividends in the coming quarters.

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