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President Maduro claims mandate to incorporate Essequibo region but imminent war may be a ‘bluff’
Discovery of samples raises hopes that nation hit by power shortages could become a producer
Also in today’s newsletter, a new documentary on how Biden’s landmark climate law changed the world
New body will explore targeted taxes on fossil fuel and other sectors
Discussions over creation of Australian national champion in LNG production follow two large US deals
Diverse geopolitics, smart researchers and resourceful traders are undermining attempts to control critical products
Record supply from world’s top producer complicates Opec+ maths and White House climate push
Supermajor targets annual project investment of $22bn-$27bn through 2027 and 10% rise in output
Consolidation may force greater discipline, reining in excess investment and operating overheads
Investors are betting cartel’s reductions will be offset by weak demand and rising supply from elsewhere
Fear rises in Georgetown as Caracas claims ‘overwhelming’ mandate to exploit deposits in disputed Essequibo region
Campaign groups put total tally of sector’s representatives at more than 2,450
Environmentalists warn move to extract minerals needed for green industries risks damaging fragile ecosystems
Western sanctions on Russian crude exports are one year old but what have the measures achieved
‘We are a catastrophe for them,’ says Venture Global’s Mike Sabel after oil majors allege $18bn windfall
Also in this newsletter: Italy impounds a German-funded migrant rescue ship
Shipowners demand more military protection for maritime routes amid fears of widening Middle East conflict
John Kerry says administration is committed to phasing out fossil fuels where emissions are not captured
The world is less reliant than it was on Middle Eastern hydrocarbons, but disruption in the strait would still push up prices
Dozens of chief executives attend COP28 in Dubai as critics label it a ‘trade show’
Also in this newsletter, the Seattle start-up taking on plastic pollution
Continent still exposed to supply disruptions despite cutting Russian gas reliance, says Markus Krebber
Plans launched by summit president Sultan al-Jaber ‘clearly fall short of what is required’, says António Guterres
Methane, renewable and nuclear pledges made at climate conference in Dubai
Darren Woods tells FT that oil and gas major has a role to play in reducing emissions
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