Dan Murtaugh
Oil and Energy Reporter at Bloomberg News
I write about climate change and the energy transition in China for @business
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flipboard.com | Dan Murtaugh |Mary Hui
NowPhilippines: Authorities clear Kanlaon Volcano lahar flow after heavy rainWestern Visayas, Philippines - May 24, 2025 Authorities cleared lahar flow from Kanlaon Volcano after heavy rain in the Philippines. Footage shows volunteers scooping up wet mud and ash that slid into La Castellana town in Negros Occidental on May 24. Heavy equipment were also deployed to clean the debris-covered roads.
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bloomberg.com | Dan Murtaugh
Welcome to our guide to the commodities markets powering the global economy. Today, energy reporter Dan Murtaugh takes the pulse of the gas world at a major industry conference in Beijing. China greeted global energy giants at the World Gas Conference in Beijing this week with a most welcome gift — tangible evidence that demand from the world’s largest importer is still strong.
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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.
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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.
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flipboard.com | Dan Murtaugh
Now‘The Adult In The Room’: This Billionaire Trump Appointee Actually Knows What He’s DoingSteve Feinberg, Donald Trump’s deputy secretary of defense, is the most qualified billionaire in the administration. He might also be the most conflicted. IfDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth wants to text war plans from his cell phone, he might want to consult Steve Feinberg. It turns out that the …2 hours agoWhy No One Is Hiring You—And It’s Not Your ResumeThe hiring process is broken.
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