01 July 2022 Finland aims for net zero by 2035 in new climate act Finland's updated Climate Change Act entered into force today, setting a target of net zero emissions by 2035, arguably the most ambitious climate goal in the developed world. Filter: Emissions Europe More filters
01 July 2022 Iron ore sales at India's NMDC at 22-month low in June Sales from India's largest iron ore producer, state-controlled NMDC,dropped in June to its lowest since August 2020, as an export duty hike weighed on steel demand and prices. Filter: Metals Asia-Pacific More filters
01 July 2022 UN strengthens climate observations for at-risk nations UN agencies have started up the Systematic Observations Financing Facility (Soff), which will collect data to ensure early warning services for extreme weather events such as floods, droughts and heatwaves are in place for least-developed countries and small island states — some of which are most at
01 July 2022 Rosneft replaces departed western board members Russian state-controlled Rosneft has replaced its six western board members with a Qatari energy veteran, a senior oil executive from the Philippines and four figures from Russian politics, banking and academia. Filter: Crude oil Oil products FSU More filters
01 July 2022 Global energy supplies to tighten: Shell CEO Global crude refining capacity is running out and LNG supplies are expected to remain tight, according to Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden, indicating that uncertainty in energy markets will likely persist for the foreseeable future. Filter: Crude oil Natural gas/LNG More filters
01 July 2022 Moscow changes Sakhalin 2 operator Russia is creating a new operator for the Sakhalin 2 LNG and oil project in the far east of the country, which Shell is in the process of exiting. Filter: Crude oil Natural gas/LNG FSU More filters
01 July 2022 Libyan NOC formally declares force majeure at key ports Libya's state-owned NOC has formally declared force majeure on operations at the eastern ports of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf and at the El Feel oil field, as protests and blockades continue to curb the country's crude production and exports. Filter: Crude oil Africa More filters
01 July 2022 India imposes tax on exports of oil products India has imposed duties on exports of oil products to help ease fuel shortages in the country, as well as a windfall tax on domestically produced crude oil. Filter: Crude oil Oil products Asia-Pacific More filters
01 July 2022 Marubeni eyes South Australia LNG terminal partnership Japanese trading house Marubeni has signed an initial deal to take an interest in the proposed 440 TJ/d (11.75mn m³/d) LNG import terminal in Adelaide, South Australia. Filter: Natural gas/LNG Asia-Pacific More filters
30 June 2022 Freeport LNG targets partial restart in October Freeport LNG, a key US LNG export terminal south of Houston, Texas, plans to resume partial operations in October, about one month past a previously planned restart. Filter: Natural gas/LNG North America More filters
30 June 2022 Mexico to cut ribbon on refinery despite delays Mexico's top officials will inaugurate the 340,000 b/d Olmeca refinery in Dos Bocas, Tabasco, tomorrow, but when the first gallons of gasoline will flow from the highly anticipated facility is far from certain. Filter: Oil products Latin America and Caribbean More filters
30 June 2022 Russian wheat harvest projections revised up The Russian wheat harvest for the 2022-23 season has been revised up from earlier estimates and is expected to hit near-record levels, amid continued favourable weather conditions and all-time high acreages. Filter: Agriculture FSU More filters
30 June 2022 First grain ship leaves occupied Ukraine port Berdyansk The first ship with grain has left the Ukrainian port of Berdyansk — currently occupied by Russia — possibly sailing to Turkey, despite Ukraine officially closing the port at the start of May. Filter: Agriculture FSU Middle East More filters
30 June 2022 US consumer spending slows, core inflation steadies US consumer spending rose in May at its slowest pace of the year, a sign Americans are reining in spending amid surging inflation, even as a measure of core inflation suggests price gains may be stabilizing. Filter: Coal Crude oil Fertilizer Metals Natural gas/LNG Oil products North America More filters
30 June 2022 Romania's regional ambitions hinge on gas investment Romanian prime minister Nicolae Ciuca says his country could provide "energy security" to eastern Europe, but its potential for gas exports hinges largely on offshore projects that have not secured investment and infrastructure that would take years to build. Filter: Natural gas/LNG Europe More filters
