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US energy M&A slows in Q3, but October’s mega deals to spark activity – Enverus

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Blockbuster takeovers by U.S. oil and gas majors Exxon and Chevron this month may spark further consolidation in the energy industry after a quieter third quarter for mergers and acquisitions in the sector, analytics firm Enverus said.

There were …

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US energy firm payouts to oil investors top exploration spending for first time

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HOUSTON – Top U.S. energy companies last year paid out more of their earnings to shareholders than they invested in new oil and gas fields for the first time, according to a report released on Tuesday.

The outlook for …

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2023 could be the best year for U.S. energy IPOs since 2017

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Ten U.S. energy and utility companies have either completed or filed for initial public offerings on the U.S. stock market this year, and if all current listing plans pan out, 2023 could see the highest number of energy …

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U.S. energy industry invites Biden to visit American energy sites ahead of trip to Saudi Arabia

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WASHINGTON (API) – Ahead of the President’s travel to the Middle East next month, the American Petroleum Institute (API) joined with 28 energy associations to urge President Biden and his Cabinet to visit America’s major energy facilities – …

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What the House passage of Biden’s $2T tax and spending bill means for U.S. energy

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WASHINGTON (Bloomberg) –The House on Friday passed a roughly $2 trillion bill incorporating the core of President Joe Biden’s economic agenda — ramping up funding for the social safety net and increasing taxes on corporations and the wealthy …

November 19, 2021 - 12:30 pm Closing Bell Story‎, Crude Oil News, Energy News, Politics
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Column: Can Biden transform the U.S. energy system?

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LONDON – U.S. presidential transitions have all the elements of a great news story: people, drama, timeliness, conflict and consequences. But energy systems are mostly shaped by slower moving, impersonal, structural forces.

President Joe Biden’s first executive actions after …