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Selected coverage, with headline discovery by GDELT. Research from EIA. Sources & selection

Sources & selection

Oilshock-selected links complement English-language coverage discovered through GDELT and EIA research. Some links are chosen manually by Oilshock and maintained separately from automatic discovery; they are not an automatically updated wire feed. Headlines link directly to the original publisher. We do not republish articles or photographs. Some destinations may require a subscription.

Company matching uses headline names, explicit exchange/ticker references and saved company aliases. It can miss or misidentify a company. The Following filter uses companies saved in this browser and only filters our existing sources; it is not a comprehensive company news service.

Topics and coverage groups are assigned automatically from headlines. Closely matching headlines may be grouped; this is not verification that reports describe the same event. “Indexed” is when GDELT discovered a story, not its publication time. The feed uses supplied publication dates for EIA items and manually chosen links when available; their short link titles may be paraphrased by Oilshock. Source-type classification is automatic and can be imperfect. The feed includes reporting, analysis, opinion and company announcements.

The feed checks for updates every five minutes while this page is open. Coverage is selective and can be delayed or incomplete. Rows show the publisher, sentence-case headline and relative time. Indexed times identify discovery rather than publication. Choose All or Following to filter the feed. If a source fails, we show the last successful check and identify partial or cached results.

Agency and company announcements come from public feeds published by EIA, the North Sea Transition Authority, the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and PR Newswire. UK government items are used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Company announcements are issued by the companies themselves and are not Oilshock reporting.

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