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• Mosman Oil and Gas Expands Helium Interests
  Mosman Oil and Gas Limited has announced the acquisition of a 75% stake...
  Mosman Oil and Gas Limited has announced the acquisition of a 75% stake and operatorship in EP-145 from Greenvale Energy, making it the sole owner and operator. This move is part of Mosman’s strategy to expand its helium business amidst a market with strong demand and rising prices, particularly in the USA where it already holds interests. The company aims to capitalize on the significant hydrocarbon, helium, and hydrogen potential of EP-145, bolstered by a favorable political climate and high gas prices in the Northern Territory.
  
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• National Hurricane Center tracking 2 systems. Will Invest 94L become Nadine, impact Florida?
  Cooler temperatures may have arrived in Florida this week, but storm-weary...
  Cooler temperatures may have arrived in Florida this week, but storm-weary residents need to remain alert when it comes to the the tropics, especially since there are a couple of disturbances out there showing potential for development, according to the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center.
  
  AccuWeather meteorologists said there are "two main areas that are most likely to spur tropical development in the next few days to a week or so, and one or both features could still find a way to impact Florida."
  
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• Exxon signs land deal for offshore CO2 storage project
  ExxonMobil has secured more than 271,000 acres in the US Gulf of Mexico...
  ExxonMobil has secured more than 271,000 acres in the US Gulf of Mexico for an offshore carbon storage development in what marks the nation's largest CO2 lease. The company has already signed agreements with CF Industries, New Generation Gas Gathering, Linde and Nucor Steel to store their carbon, with more contracts in the pipeline, according to ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions President Dan Ammann.
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• ☕️What Else is Brewing
  Pro-Palestine protestors chained themselves to the New York Stock...
  Pro-Palestine protestors chained themselves to the New York Stock Exchange. Demonstrators from the group Jewish Voices for Peace broke into a fenced-off area outside the NYSE in lower Manhattan for a staged sit-in. The group’s political director told the New York Post that the goal was to “shut down business as usual on Wall Street.” Some of the protestors handcuffed themselves to the exterior doors of the building, and dozens were arrested. Per CNBC, none of the protestors made it inside onto the trading floor, and trading continued as usual.
  
  Bath and Body Works apologized and stopped selling a candle decorated with paper snowflakes that social media users said looked like Ku Klux Klan hoods.
  
  Adobe launched an AI video generator embedded in its Premiere app in an effort to compete with OpenAI, Meta, and Google.
  
  Lilly Ledbetter, the equal pay advocate and inspiration for the landmark 2009 bill that bears her name, died at 86.
  
  Canada expelled six Indian diplomats, alleging that they were part of a plot to intimidate Sikh separatists in the country. India retaliated by expelling six Canadian diplomats.
  
  Google announced it will purchase power from nuclear energy company Kairos Power to help “deliver on the progress of AI.”
  
  
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• Milton's toll on Fla. infrastructure lighter than expected
  Port Tampa Bay emerged largely unscathed from Hurricane Milton, with...
  Port Tampa Bay emerged largely unscathed from Hurricane Milton, with minimal damage to its docks, paving the way for fuel imports to resume soon. Meanwhile, some Florida fuel terminals remain offline or operating on backup power, but assessments and recovery efforts are underway to restore normal operations.
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