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ExxonMobil to permanently shut one steam cracker in Singapore from March
ExxonMobil opens new tab plans to wind down from March operations at the older of its two steam crackers on Singapore's Jurong Island.
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Chevron announces 2026 capex budget of $18 to $19 billion
Total U.S. spend is anticipated to be about $10.5 billion, more than half of the 2026 capex budget.
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Newlab New Orleans and JERA partner to commercialize next-generation CO2 capture technologies for power generation
Newlab and Japan's largest power generation company JERA Co., Inc. have entered into a strategic partnership through JERA Ventures, the corporate venture arm of JERA, to commercialize next-generation point-source carbon capture technologies.
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Venezuela rejects sale of Citgo's parent, vice president says
Amber Energy plans to hold on to Citgo refineries after takeover.
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Nippon Steel to shortlist two or three states for new U.S. plant
Nippon Steel is seeking a site capable of supporting a steel plant with 3 million tons of annual capacity.
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ExxonMobil in talks with Iraq about buying Lukoil stake in giant West Qurna 2 oilfield
Lukoil is trying to sell its international assets after the U.S. imposed sanctions on the company, and Exxon's move would mark a major expansion of the U.S. major's return to Iraq as Moscow tries to offload key energy assets.
