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...Even as global temperatures smash through record highs, the oil industry is claiming the world can’t afford the rapid transition from fossil fuels to cleaner energy....
...Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil producer but has had to import fuels due to a lack of refining capacity....
...“No one is being charged and no one is able or willing to pay a premium” for more green but also more expensive LNG, the trader said. What can accelerate the decarbonisation of the industry?...
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...Rivals Shell and TotalEnergies now earn a valuation premium of 12 per cent to BP’s 3.2 times enterprise value to ebitda. A 14 per cent drop in the Brent oil price since mid-September does not help....
...Bankers brace for a Big Oil fee bonanza After a moribund few years for M&A, two megadeals are fuelling dealmakers’ hopes for a fee windfall, as more big oil producers consolidate in a rush to produce the...
...Lobbyists try to sweeten deal for Labour insiders | Lobbying companies are paying a premium for political operatives with Labour expertise and contacts ahead of the UK general election....
...The oil and gas industry is facing an uncertain future as developed countries attempt to sharply reduce their reliance on fossil fuels....
...Rivals Shell and TotalEnergies now earn a valuation premium of 12 per cent to BP’s 3.2 times enterprise value to ebitda. A 14 per cent drop in the Brent oil prices since mid-September does not help....
...To make matters worse, airlines are paying a significant premium for jet fuel, which has risen to $130 per barrel....
...fossil fuels, get away with it....
...by rising costs for labour, fuel and fertiliser....
...The deal will total $64.5bn in enterprise value, on an 18 per cent premium....
...Charm had already tapped into this “wildfire fuel reduction” industry, Reinhardt said, using wood cleared from forests for carbon sequestration....
...And one smart listen: The FT’s Myles McCormick joins the FT’s Behind the Money podcast to discuss why Big Oil is betting on a dealmaking frenzy. Listen here....
...It was pitched at a 70 per cent premium to the share price of the company a year ago when the bid was first made....
...The private credit premium is simply compensation for doing all this work — “economic rent” in economist jargon. Hanig notes that the premium is larger for smaller loans....
...Comparing the share price to 2024 estimated earnings, it is offering a similar premium to Hess investors....
...Earlier this year, the firm decided not to pursue its offer for UK oil engineering company Wood Group despite a months-long pursuit that saw it make multiple offers....
...The green transition is also convulsing the business world, particularly in the oil and gas sector where fossil fuels are driving record returns in the face of calls from investors and consumers to transition...
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