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Methane being released by the explosions will have a large environmental impact.
Putin's latest chilling threat to Europe
Russian leader declares: 'Everything preventing us from going forward will be rejected.'
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A fire set off by lightning at an oil storage facility raged in Cuban city Matanzas.
UK's wild inflation warning: 13% by end of year
Russia's gas chokehold, Brexit impacts spell grim warning for British households.
West eases efforts to curb Russian oil trading after Ukraine invasion
Plan to shut Moscow out of maritime insurance market delayed.
Relief at the pump: Lowest average fuel prices across the country in months
Easing pressure at the pump for Aucklanders today.
Fuel costs 'horrendous': Govt subsidy extension a 'save' or a 'Band-aid'?
Relief for some "who are up against it" as inflation runs "rampant".
Fuel tax cut: 'Not targeted to help those who need it most'
Economist Brad Olsen says it's an expensive policy and doesn't pinpoint those who need it.
Oil price falls as recession fears grip commodity markets
"They're all crashing." Oil not the only commodity to run out of steam.
Petrol prices: 'Unavoidable rush' at pumps when tax cut ends
Looming end to fuel tax relief will result in queues at petrol stations, warns AA advisor.
Act demands Covid response inquiry, would scrap Three Waters if in power
The Act leader has released the party's first 100 days plan.
Josep Borrell: Are sanctions against Russia working?
OPINION: EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell says don't be fooled by untruths.
Joe Biden calls for widespread suspension of US fuel taxes
US election-year move meant to ease financial pressure at the pump.
Double blow to Europe's gas supplies sparks price surge
Financial Times: Disruption from damage and missing key part on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline
Email bomb-Shell: Senior consultant quits oil giant
Damning email sent to 1000 Shell employees including CEO Ben van Beurden.
Climate plan: Eight talking points from Govt's announcement
Things you might have missed in the Emissions Reduction Plan.
Russia cuts gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria
Natural gas turned off for two Nato members as Russian stand-off with West escalates.
NZOG plans $25m rights issue, eyes ASX primary listing
NZOG plans a $25 million rights issue and to make ASX its primary listing.
The former Chancellor who became Putin's man in Germany
New York Times: Gerhard Schröder has become a pariah.
What's next for oil and gas ban?
The Government is set to work on a strategy for decarbonising energy in New Zealand.
The oil giants drilling among the giraffes in Uganda
Financial Times: Wildlife faces a new threat from oil projects.
Marsden Point refinery protest scales back
Protesters at Marsden Point scale back, now solely focused on fuel security.
NZ releases more oil from emergency stocks
The move is designed to help stabilise world energy markets.
Market close: NZ shares run out of puff; price of oil falls
Investors hung back on a light day of trading.
NZ's largest helicopter company takes flight offshore
New Zealand set to lose helicopter company head office jobs to Perth and London.
Z Energy shareholders vote in favour of selling company to Ampol
The scheme of arrangement was passed by the required majority of shareholders.