BP faces fine over alleged price rigging in Texas
BP faces a fine of more than $20 million after the United States Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said BP manipulated or rigged prices at a Texas gas hub in 2008.
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Engie shelves Cameroon as LNG moves offshore
As operators in Cameroon look to monetise offshore gas, Engie is winding down operations in the country as its 3.5 mtpa onshore LNG plant looks unlikely to go ahead.
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South China Sea ruling risks escalating dispute
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague upheld the Philippines’ claims in the South China Sea this week, escalating tensions in the region.
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