Ottawa will allow immediate expensing of many capital expenditures for oil and gas firms — a measure the federal budget labels a productivity ‘super-deduction’ — to spur energy investment. The package is expected to cost the government C$36 bln over five years (about $25.5 bln). Higher global oil prices have left Canadian producers cash-rich; several companies disclosed in Q3 filings they expect to benefit, though major oil‑sands producers have not quantified cash gains and say impacts depend on

市場消息：烏克蘭外長瑟比加將在七國集團會議期間與美國國務卿魯比奧會面。

OPEC said the global push to electrify will lift electricity demand for decades but risks understating oil's role, because manufacture, transport and maintenance of equipment, cables and charging infrastructure depend on oil and petrochemical products. It cited that mid‑size EVs may contain about 45% more plastics and polymer composites than comparable ICE cars, wind turbines derive roughly 15% of their weight from oil‑derived materials and crystalline silicon solar panels about 10%. Grid construction and renewable installations also rely on oil‑derived products. OPEC said energy sources are not zero‑sum and meeting global demand, alleviating energy poverty and ensuring energy security will require multiple fuels; the future should be an 'era of all fuels', not solely an 'electricity era'.