SAF Insights: What is renewable hydrogen and how can it help decarbonise aviation?

What does the recently published delegated act on the definition of renewable hydrogen from the European Commission mean for renewable hydrogen market and how does that affect the aviation industry?

23 March 2023

Net Zero Transition: Knitting the hydrogen value chain together

Dr. Sebastian Vogel, RWE’s head of hydrogen joins the Argus podcast to discuss salt storage caverns, the GET H₂ electrolytic project, European funding and project timelines, ammonia terminals, the ongoing H₂ vector question, offtakes & US expansion.

22 March 2023

The Crude Report: Bakken and Guernsey Market March Update

Multiple North Dakota Bakken pricing locations and the Light Sweet Guernsey market have undergone recent methodology changes by Argus with the introduction of cumulative monthly volume-weighted averages.

21 March 2023

From the Economist's Chair: Damned if they do, damned if they don’t

Recent banking sector turmoil has raised concerns over sector contagion and a repeat of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008. Although more substantial financial buffers in place this time around will likely prevent a repeat of events seen 15 years ago, these sectoral str

21 March 2023

Global LPG Conversations – Insights from ARDA Week, Cape Town

LPG was a hot topic at this year’s African Refiners and Distributors Association, where it was described as a fuel of the future. This episode of Global LPG Conversations comes from the sidelines of the event, with Argus’ David Appleton, VP LPG, and James Gooder, VP Cru

20 March 2023

Weight of Freight: Will vessel inefficiencies offset the VLGC order book in 2023?

The order book for very large gas carriers (VLGCs) is significant this year, when compared with the number of deliveries over recent years, and there are concerns from the market that the large number of arrivals will depress global freight rates. But there are a few fa

17 March 2023

Chemical Conversations: The US Recycling Market

Will Collins, Global Editor for Argus Recycled Polymers, travelled with Zach Kluver, USA Recycled Polymers Reporter, to the recent Plastics Recycling Conference in Washington, USA, to meet with the industry.

16 March 2023

How “Ratability” is Key in Negotiating a Fuel Supply Contract

This is the third installment of seven covering best practices to incorporate into your business for improved fuel management.

16 March 2023

Metal Movers: Titanium – renewed normals

What new trading patterns has the Russia-Ukraine conflict imposed on the titanium supply chain for the aerospace industry? Find out in this special episode on titanium, titanium sponge and ferrotitanium.

14 March 2023

Weight of freight: Surge in Chinese crude demand may signal tanker rebound

China’s resurgent appetite for oil following the end of its strict zero-Covid policy is triggering an upcycle for oil tanker freight rates, as demand from the world’s biggest crude importer stretches the global fleet of 2mn bl very large crude carriers (VLCCs)

14 March 2023

The Voluntary Carbon Market: A conversation about REDD+ with Permian Global

REDD+ projects are a core source of supply of negative emissions to the voluntary carbon market.

13 March 2023

Brazil’s Butadiene Exports Fall On New Trade, Demand Flows

Brazil's exports of butadiene (BD) decreased by 15pc in 2022 amid shifts in the country's trade flows and the emergence of new sources of domestic demand.

10 March 2023

Driving Discussions: 101 insights into fuels pricing

On this episode of Driving Discussions, VP of Business Development, Downstream Road Fuels, Scott Berhang, and Argus US Gulf Coast Blendstocks reporter and host, Jason Metko, chat about intraday fuel pricing and how it is more critical than the end-of-day assessment.

09 March 2023

Metal Movers: Battery materials and EV outlook for China

Hear Joy Kong, Lead Analyst – Battery Materials, break down the Asia-Pacific markets with a special focus on the EV outlook for China.

07 March 2023

From the Economist's Chair: Markets re-embrace inflationary narrative

Commodity prices have eased from early-2022 peaks but generally remain elevated compared to pre-invasion norms. Premature optimism in early-2023 that the worst of broader inflationary pressures and interest rate hikes had passed has now subsided, amid the realisation of

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