Spencer Kimball is an Energy Reporter at CNBC. He focuses on energy markets, covering a range of topics including oil and gas, ESG, and the intersection of finance and politics. Spencer's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, NBC News, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Spencer Kimball's coverage largely revolves around oil prices, energy stocks, and geopolitical factors impacting the energy sector. His articles reflect a focus on government announcements, data citations, legal policy regulation, as well as healthcare & pharmaceutical and government & politics.
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By: Spencer Kimball
Oil prices were little changed on Thursday after OPEC+ members agreed to delay plans to increase production. 24/7 Chicago news stream: Watch NBC 5 free wherever you are
Eight OPEC+ members will keep production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day in place until the end of March 2025.
By: Spencer Kimball
Increasing liquified natural gas exports and leasing more federal land for drilling are the top of the oil and gas industry's wish list for Trump's second term.
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By: Spencer Kimball
Oklo and data center operator Switch announced a deal on Wednesday, in which the nuclear startup would deploy 12 gigawatts of power over the next two decades.
By: Spencer Kimball
By: Spencer Kimball
The rally in electrical generators is still in a 'very early phase,' said Shahriar Pourreza, head of power and utilities at Guggenheim Securities.
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