14 June 2021 Private equity-backed drillers under emissions scrutiny US private equity-backed upstream independents are among the worst offenders when it comes to methane emissions, according to a recent report. Filter: Crude oil Natural gas/LNG North America More filters
14 June 2021 Mixed messages on coal phase-out from G7 The leaders of the G7 member nations failed to agree specific dates for a phase-out of coal from power generation at their annual summit this weekend but did agree to a largely decarbonised power system in the 2030s and to end public financing for overseas coal-fired plants by the end of this year. Filter: Coal Power More filters
14 June 2021 Vietnam’s May coal imports decline Vietnam's coal imports nearly halved in May from a year earlier, as a steady rise in hydropower and renewable energy output pressured coal burn. Filter: Coal Power Asia-Pacific More filters
14 June 2021 India’s Adani enters cement sector Indian conglomerate Adani is moving into cement manufacturing, whose increased output typically raises demand for petroleum coke and coal. Filter: Coal Asia-Pacific More filters
14 June 2021 Fire hits benzene tank at Indonesia’s Cilacap refinery A fire broke out at a storage tank containing benzene at Indonesian state-owned refiner Pertamina's 348,000 b/d Cilacap plant in central Java on 11 June. Filter: Petrochemicals Asia-Pacific More filters
14 June 2021 Johan Sverdrup emerges as potential benchmark saviour Norway's Johan Sverdrup is being touted as an unlikely saviour for Europe's light sweet marker, following the recent abortive attempt to add WTI to Dated Brent. Filter: Crude oil Europe More filters
14 June 2021 Singapore’s May bunker fuel sales fall on month Sales of marine fuels at the port of Singapore totalled 4.07mn t in May, down by around 4pc or 185,000t from April, according to preliminary data from Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority (MPA). Filter: Oil products Asia-Pacific More filters
14 June 2021 Japan files complaint over China's stainless steel ADDs Japan has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over China's anti-dumping duties (ADDs) on stainless steel products exports from Japan. Filter: Metals Asia-Pacific More filters
13 June 2021 Saudi Arabia to hold downsized Hajj pilgrimage again Saudi Arabia will be restricting participation in the Islamic Hajj pilgrimage for the second consecutive year, again allowing only a limited number of citizens and residents from within the country to take part. Filter: Oil products Middle East More filters
11 June 2021 Itochu leads 23-company ammonia ship fuel study Japanese conglomerate Itochu is leading a 23-company group to study the adoption of "green" ammonia to fuel ships as the regulatory climate moves closer to a zero-emissions target. Filter: Fertilizer More filters
11 June 2021 New York LCFS supporters look to next year New York will pursue its greenhouse gas reduction goals without adopting incentives for low-carbon fuels for another year. Filter: Bioenergy Emissions Oil products North America More filters
11 June 2021 Unilever to sell detergent in paper-based bottles Consumer products giant Unilever plans to begin selling laundry detergent in bottles derived from paper beginning next year. Filter: Petrochemicals Europe Latin America and Caribbean More filters
11 June 2021 Opec+ compliance picks up in May: delegate May compliance among participants to the Opec+ output restraint agreement edged higher on the month, according to an Opec+ delegate. Filter: Crude oil More filters
11 June 2021 Petrobras diminui preço da gasolina em 1,9pc A Petrobras anunciou um corte de 1,9pc no preço da gasolina, válido a partir de amanhã. Filter: Oil products Latin America and Caribbean More filters
11 June 2021 Firm summer demand outlook supports NE Asian coal Continuing supply tightness in Asia-Pacific helped to lift northeast Asian coal prices this week. Filter: Coal Asia-Pacific More filters
