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Oil Prices Fall From $100 After Report of Possible Renewed Talks Between U.S. and Iran

Oil prices had already pulled back earlier in the day. The new report sent them even lower.

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America's Demand for Power Is Soaring-and So Are the Costs of Building Out the Grid

Equipment backlogs, permitting delays, tariffs and yearslong waits to connect to the grid are pushing up the expense.

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CATL Profit Climbs on Surging Demand for Energy-Storage Batteries

The world's largest battery maker reported sharply higher profit as booming demand for energy-storage systems and resilient EV battery sales offset weakening appetite for EVs in China.

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SLB Posts Higher Revenue on Offshore Activity, Data-Center Demand

SLB logged higher revenue in the second quarter, as higher offshore activity and strong demand across its quickly growing data-center business helped to offset continued disruptions across the Middle East.

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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk

Find insight on oil futures, SLB, oil rigs and more in the latest Market Talks covering Energy and Utilities.

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Is $150-a-Barrel Oil Really Back on the Table?

Predictions of record-setting crude oil prices were far off the mark earlier this year, but that could change.

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TotalEnergies Uses Cash From War-Induced Price Rises to Cut Debt

Continued high oil and gas prices offered a boost to earnings while enabling the company to cut its net debt by $3.3 billion, bringing it down to just shy of $20 billion.

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Repsol Sets Out Fresh Buyback as Earnings Surge

Repsol has no assets in the Middle East, and so has seen production broadly unaffected by the war this year.

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Eni to Buy European Fuel Service Station Business From Prax

The deal-for an undisclosed sum-was made through its Enilive subsidiary that is co-owned with U.S private equity company KKR, which has a 30% stake.

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One of the Busiest Shipping Ports Wants to Go Nuclear

California's Port of Long Beach is considering the construction of a reactor to meet its growing need for electricity.

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Why Americans Are Fighting the AI Data Center Boom

Dozens of data center developers and utilities pledged with President Donald Trump that AI data centers won't raise consumer electricity bills. The opposition won't back down.

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U.S. Commercial Crude Oil Stockpiles Post Weekly Build

Crude oil stocks rose unexpectedly last week by 2 million barrels as imports increased and exports fell, said the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

 

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July 27, 2026 00:00 ET (04:00 GMT)

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