Markets have responded warmly to the agreement by OPEC and non-OPEC countries to extend the oil output cut for another nine months.
6 December 2017
Interfax and MJM Energy discussed the future of FSRUs in a seminar this week.
29 November 2017
The massive anti-corruption drive launched by Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has prompted a rise in oil prices.
22 November 2017
Cities are increasingly finding themselves at the forefront of combating climate change as they work to improve their air quality.
15 November 2017
Carbon pricing is struggling to deliver the decarbonisation needed for countries to meet their targets under the Paris agreement.
8 November 2017
IOCs are continuing to keep a tight rein on spending despite better earnings, which could make prices more volatile.
1 November 2017
The Joint Organisations Data Initiative is still considering adding statistics on coal fundamentals to the datasets it distributes, but delegates at JODI’s biannual conference were told that limited resources remain a constraint.
26 October 2017
Rising demand is gradually absorbing the glut in crude oil supplies, keeping prices close to recent highs.
25 October 2017
Global Gas Analytics highlights the issues that will set the agenda for the 2017-2018 gas year.
20 October 2017
The LNG market is developing on more fragmented lines than the oil market, with a range of contenders for price benchmarks emerging in Asia.
18 October 2017
JODI’s move to allow agencies access to its data will open it up to more extensive analysis as well as greater scrutiny.
11 October 2017
China is making slow but steady progress in switching its cities from coal to gas for heating, but it still faces challenges in the decade ahead.
4 October 2017
Turkey’s threat to Kurdish oil flows sent crude up to near $60/bbl this week, and tightening fundamentals could drive prices up even higher.
27 September 2017
Tensions between the US and China are being stoked further as the two clash over how to respond to North Korea’s nuclear threats.
21 September 2017
The agreement for the Russian company to finance construction of the gas pipeline comes just a week before Iraqi Kurdistan’s independence poll.
20 September 2017
The diplomatic tensions in Northeast Asia are having an effect on the coal market and could also disrupt the flow of other fuels.
11 September 2017
The number of uncompleted wells in US shale plays represents an overhang of potential production that will cap any rallies in the oil price.
6 September 2017
The Panama Canal will become increasingly critical for the global LNG trade as US liquefaction plants ramp up production towards the end of the decade.
16 August 2017
Soaring lithium demand for batteries has led to fears supply may fall short, prompting a surge in investment in production of the mineral.
9 August 2017
Most of the world’s LNG is shipped via a small number of strategic locations, which could affect prices if disrupted.
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