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IEA, Europe gas
The IEA says gas markets may stay tight well into next year. Europe enters winter with its lowest storage in over a decade, and the Hormuz LNG squeeze persists. Its experts see European reserves falling to a record low this winter.
Brent, WTI
Oil fell 7% Monday after the US and Iran signaled room for diplomacy, OilPrice reported. Prices then bounced on reports of US strikes on Iran. Brent sat at $104.27 late Tuesday.
LNG
US LNG exports are running near a record high as Europe scrambles for winter cargoes, OilPrice reported. Separately, Shell is selling its North West Shelf LNG stake to Abu Dhabi's XRG for $1.45 billion.
PJM
PJM refiled its reliability backstop procurement, now aiming to start March 1. Jefferies analysts say lower utility load forecasts could cut it to about 630 MW from a 6,800 MW target.
NYISO, New York
NYISO plans to file its large-load interconnection rules at FERC by Nov. 16. A preliminary sort puts 3.7 GW in Group A and 9.7 GW in Group B. The 0.8 GW in Group C would be withdrawn.
India, clean energy finance
Two Point O Capital finances clean energy projects for factories and businesses. It raised $10 million in a round led by Transition VC. The firm plans to expand into battery storage.
US midterms
All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats are on the ballot, plus 36 governor races. More than 57 million people voted early, according to a University of Florida tally cited by CBS News.
MLB
Milwaukee beat Tampa Bay four games to one, winning Game 5 by 4-1 on Oct. 28. Catcher William Contreras was named MVP after hitting .381.
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