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U.S. Emphasizes Energy Security Through Balanced Approach to Oil, Gas, and Renewables

At an international energy forum in Athens, the United States reaffirmed its support for reliable oil and gas supplies while

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TotalEnergies must negotiate, says French finance minister as strikes increase fuel disruptions

Representatives of the French hard-left CGT union on Thursday voted to continue striking at four TotalEnergies refineries and a storage