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Dan Murtaugh

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Oil and Energy Reporter at Bloomberg News

I write about climate change and the energy transition in China for @business

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  • Shanghai Auto Show Offers Glimpse of Transportation Future Without Fossil Fuels

    2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Murtaugh

    China’s role as the lynchpin of global oil demand growth is coming to an end as its embrace of electric vehicles continues apace. This article is for subscribers only. Welcome to our guide to the commodities markets powering the global economy. Today, reporter Dan Murtaugh surveys the scene at the Shanghai auto show and sees bad news for the global oil industry. The lines to view Xiaomi Corp.’s new-energy roadsters snaked four rows deep. Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd.

  • China’s Homegrown Gas Push Is a New Headache for the World’s Exporters

    1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Murtaugh

    Welcome to Energy Daily, our guide to the commodities markets powering the global economy. Today, reporter Dan Murtaugh takes a look at China’s energy giants. International oil majors have spent billions of dollars producing natural gas for Chinese consumers. Now, homegrown titans look set to beat them to the punch.

  • China’s Homegrown Gas Push Is a New Headache for the World’s Exporters

    1 month ago | flipboard.com | Dan Murtaugh

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  • Pakistan Plans to Lower Electricity Costs to Boost Manufacturing

    1 month ago | financialpost.com | Dan Murtaugh |Faseeh Mangi

    (Bloomberg) — Pakistan is planning to lower electricity costs as part of a broader plan to bring relief to manufacturers and increase exports, in a move that comes shortly after reaching an agreement to unlock more cash from the International Monetary Fund. The government plans to soon make an announcement to lower electricity tariffs, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said in an interview on the sidelines of the Boao Forum in China on Thursday.

  • Pakistan Plans to Lower Electricity Costs to Boost Manufacturing

    1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Murtaugh |Faseeh Mangi

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