Today's Top Energy Headlines - March 7, 2022

  Today's Top Energy Headlines 

March 7, 2022

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Stay Tuned As Traders Expect $200 a Barrel Soon

Oil spikes to 2008 highs as U.S., Europe mull Russian oil import ban

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• Oil Shoots Near $130 as Chance of Russian Ban Spurs Crisis Fears
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• Can Non-OPEC Producers Jump Into The Supply Gap?
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• Oil Traders Bet Prices Will Pass $200 a Barrel This Month

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• Vitol’s Muller says high oil prices may lead to demand destruction
• Analysis: Confusion, but not panic, reigns in global finance in Russia’s wake
• U.S., European allies discuss banning imports of Russian oil
• Russia’s Ukraine invasion could be a global economic ‘game changer’
• Iran nuclear deal possible soon, Russia’s contribution constructive -Iranian spokesperson
• Iraq rebounds from temporary oil field outages
• Iran Nuclear Deal Threatened by Russian Demands Over Ukraine Sanctions
• Indian diplomats approaching U.S. over ONGC Videsh taking Venezuelan oil -CEO
• Rupee Sinks to Record Low as India Markets Sell off on Oil Surge
• U.S. officials visit Venezuela for talks with Russia-aligned Maduro government
• U.S. Officials Travel to Venezuela, a Russia Ally, as the West Isolates Putin
• Japan Inc feels the heat over Russia ties as rivals shun Moscow
• Japan’s top business lobby says difficult to replace Russian oil immediately
• China Shuns Energy Use Target to Focus on Securing Fuel Supply
• These Charts Show How China Is Going Slow on Climate Action
• CHINA DATA: Jan-Feb crude imports fall 4.9%
• China’s Jan-Feb finished steel exports fall 18.8% on year to 8.234 mil mt
• Japan may take more action vs Russia, could impact energy sector -lawmaker
• Flooded Australian towns brace for more rains, several people still missing
• CERAWEEK Energy conference returns to Houston as Ukraine conflict puts market in turmoil
• S&P 500 Targets Are Being Slashed as Oil’s Surge Roils Markets
• $110 Oil Prompts Private Shale Firms To Open The Taps
• Coal Country Court Case Could Transform America’s Climate Regulation
• Analysis: As Russia avoids energy sanctions, oil majors flee but TotalEnergies stays
• Austria’s OMV joins energy rivals in pulling back from Russia
• Russian war in world’s ‘breadbasket’ threatens food supply
• Ukraine War Hits Farmers as Russia Cuts Fertilizer Supplies, Hurting Brazil
• Putin’s plan is failing in ways he could not have imagined
• Can The World Economy Function Without Russian Oil?
• Shell says controversial purchase of Russian crude is to ensure European refinery supply
• These Are the Companies Cutting Ties With Russia Over Ukraine
• Russia’s Gazprom continues gas shipments via Ukraine at same level -Prime
• French Finance Minister: still room for further sanctions against Russia
• Belgian Greens make U-turn to consider nuclear plants extension
• Why Sapping Russia of Oil Money Is Key to Making Sanctions Work
• More Russian Oil Heavily Discounted as Ban Risk Alarms Buyers
• EU Weighs Looser Aid Rules as Ukraine War Hits Bloc’s Economy
• Wheat Surges Closer to Record as War Paralyzes Ukraine Supply
• Pound Falls to New Low in Post-Brexit Era as Haven Bid Heats Up
• Russian metals industry’s reliance on China set to rise as sanctions disrupt supplies
• EU Can Reduce Russian Gas Dependence By One Third, IEA Says

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