While reverting some of the sanctions levied against the country’s oil sector might provide a small bump, sanctions weren’t the biggest obstacle PDVSA was facing.
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You probably haven’t heard the name Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum before today.
37 nuclear reactors in just ten years. That’s how many China has built and now operates in an attempt to wean itself off coal-fired power.
Why the Left Should Praise Elon Musk, Not Bury Him
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The ongoing war of words between OPEC and the IEA that has been boiling all year is about to come to a head as the Saudi-led oil cartel finally meets in Vienna.
Trading at all-time peaks in the neighborhood of $85,000 per ton this time last year, lithium is now below $20,000 per ton — a decline of greater than 75% over the course of just 12 months.
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here’s one solar-powered electric car that’s not only small enough to handle urban asphalt, but it has a top speed of 101 mph, and can travel 1,000 miles before having to re-charge.
Why Venture Funds Continue to Buy Lithium Assets