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Clark Williams-Derry

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Energy finance nerd, @IEEFA_Institute. Coal, oil, gas; wind, solar, storage. Tweets are my own.
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Why the US pause on natural gas exports is a win for consumers  

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By Clark Williams-Derry
| The Hill
The announcement that the Biden administration will pause approvals for new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities is welcome news to local communities fighting these projects. But consumers across the country should be breathing a sigh of relief as well. In the eight years since the first LNG export terminal opened on the Gulf Coast, the U.S. has become the world’s largest LNG supplier. America now has seven terminals, shipping more than 10 percent of the nation’s gas output overseas.
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Oil & Gas business is fatally flawed: Russia-Ukraine only delayed the relentless decline in prices

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By Clark Williams-Derry
| Energy Post
The oil and gas producers have made windfalls off the back of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the consequent spikes in prices. But the return of prices to normal levels is re-emphasising the flaw in their business model, explains Clark Williams-Derry at IEEFA. The cost of producing the fossil fuels can only go up: the low hanging fruit was picked long ago, and finding and extracting new deposits gets more and more expensive. So do labour costs.
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Declining Supermajors Profits Reveal Flaws in the Oil and Gas Business Model

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By Clark Williams-Derry
| Oilman Magazine
The five largest global oil and gas supermajors—ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, and TotalEnergies—have now reported their results for the second quarter. For oil bulls, the headlines were a disappointment, with all five enterprises reporting falling revenues and slimmer profits, stemming from a decline in global oil and gas prices. Collectively, the supermajors’ disappointing financial results teach three key lessons about the cloudy prospects for the oil and gas business model.
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