27 January 2022 Ineos seeks partner to build Grangemouth hydrogen plant Petrochemicals producer Ineos intends to build a blue hydrogen production plant at its Grangemouth chemicals facility in Scotland, and has invited engineering contractors to bid in a tender process. Filter: Natural gas/LNG Chemicals Europe More filters
27 January 2022 Angel Nickel project starts NPI output in Indonesia The Angel Nickel project at Halmahera island in Indonesia has entered its commissioning phase with the first of its four rotary kiln electric furnace (RKEF) lines having started nickel pig iron (NPI) production. Filter: Metals Asia-Pacific More filters
27 January 2022 Japan’s NYK commissions methanol-fuelled tanker for WFS Japanese shipping firm NYK has launched a methanol-fuelled chemical tanker to ship mainly methanol for Waterfront Shipping (WFS), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canadian methanol producer Methanex. Filter: Oil products Chemicals Asia-Pacific North America More filters
27 January 2022 BHP to delist in London as it centralises in Australia Australian resources firm BHP will unify into an Australia-based firm with its delisting from the London Stock Exchange (LSE) at the end of this month, as part of a plan to simplify its corporate structure. Filter: Fertilizer Metals Asia-Pacific Europe More filters
27 January 2022 Australia’s Woodside joins exodus from Myanmar Australian independent Woodside Petroleum is withdrawing from Myanmar (Burma), following the exit of Chevron and TotalEnergies because of the worsening situation in the country. Filter: Crude oil Natural gas/LNG Asia-Pacific More filters
27 January 2022 Singapore’s GIC backs Australian hydrogen developer ICE InterContinental Energy (ICE), the developer of two hydrogen projects in Western Australia (WA), said Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC has made an investment in the firm of an undisclosed sum and size. Filter: Fertilizer Asia-Pacific More filters
26 January 2022 Ukraine, Russia conflict could hit US steel industry A potential conflict between Russia and Ukraine could have ripple effects in the US steel industry. Filter: Metals FSU Latin America and Caribbean North America More filters
26 January 2022 US court weighs tossing 2021 offshore lease sale An offshore oil and gas lease sale that President Joe Biden's administration held last year appears at risk of being invalidated or suspended, depending on how a court responds to a lawsuit by environmentalists. Filter: Crude oil Emissions Natural gas/LNG North America More filters
26 January 2022 EUA liberam BP Bunge para exportar etanol A Agência de Proteção Ambiental dos Estados Unidos (EPA, na sigla em inglês) autorizou a BP Bunge Bioenergia a exportar etanol brasileiro de todas as 11 usinas do grupo para o território norte-americano. Filter: Bioenergy Latin America and Caribbean North America More filters
26 January 2022 Russia coal export disruption would hit Germany hardest A sudden disruption to Russian coal exports to Europe resulting from an escalation in Russia-Ukraine tensions would hit northwest European coal supply particularly hard. Filter: Coal Europe More filters
26 January 2022 Q&A: Bunker One to test bio-bunker B7 blend Global bunker fuel trading company Bunker One is gearing up to test biodiesel blends in marine fuels in Brazil. Filter: Bioenergy Latin America and Caribbean More filters
26 January 2022 Ecuador seeks to peel oil off of China debt Ecuador's president Guillermo Lasso travels to China on 3 February to renegotiate some $5bn in debt, including $2bn in pre-paid crude sales. Filter: Crude oil Latin America and Caribbean More filters
26 January 2022 Brazil regulates offshore wind generation Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro issued a decree regulating the use of physical spaces and natural resources in national waters for offshore electrical generation. Filter: Power Latin America and Caribbean More filters
26 January 2022 Latin American demand for I-RECs on the rise High levels of renewable energy in Latin America have boosted demand for International Renewable Certificates (I-RECs), mostly in those countries where hydropower capacity is abundant. Filter: Power Latin America and Caribbean More filters
26 January 2022 Russia-Ukraine rift risks 13pc of global grain exports Rising tensions in the Black Sea have boosted concerns over supply availability and crop prices in the global agricultural markets, as a possible military move from Russia against Ukraine could disrupt up to 13pc of global corn and wheat exports from Ukraine. Filter: Agriculture FSU More filters
