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Global oil surplus could stretch into 2026 on higher OPEC+ output, softening demand, IEA says

Global oil surplus could stretch into 2026 on higher OPEC+ output, softening demand, IEA says

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

The International Energy Agency says global supply may exceed demand by about 4 million bpd next year See the Story

B.C. First Nations leaders 'appalled' by 'alarmist rhetoric' over Richmond land title decision

Richmond, British Columbia · Richmond

B.C. First Nations leaders 'appalled' by 'alarmist rhetoric' over Richmond land title decision

Coverage: 5 sources

First Nations leaders in B.C. say they are "appalled" by "alarmist rhetoric" from politicians raising concerns about private property rights.See the Story

EIA: North America’s LNG Export Capacity Could More Than Double by 2029EIA: North America’s LNG Export Capacity Could More Than Double by 2029

Investing · United States

EIA: North America’s LNG Export Capacity Could More Than Double by 2029EIA: North America’s LNG Export Capacity Could More Than Double by 2029

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North America’s liquefied natural gas export capacity could more than double by 2029 as new terminals across the United States, Canada, and Mexico move toward completion, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration See the Story

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