20 mayo 2021 Liberty Steel Dalzell imposes 'slab surcharge' Liberty Steel Dalzell has imposed a £96.50/t ($136) "slab surcharge" on all orders for delivery between 1 June and 31 August, managing director Gordon MacRae said in a letter to customers obtained by Argus . Filter: Metales Europe More filters
20 mayo 2021 India’s April diesel, gasoline exports fall India's diesel and gasoline exports slumped on the month in April even as domestic demand declined because of Covid-19 lockdowns and curfews. Filter: Productos refinados Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 S Africa seeks to boost electric vehicle manufacturing The South African government has launched a public consultation on how to boost domestic production of electric vehicles (EVs) and increase the country's competitiveness in the global automotive market. Filter: Productos refinados Africa More filters
20 mayo 2021 EU begins discussions on Group II quota for 2022 The EU Commission and member state representatives will meet today and tomorrow to discuss the Group II base oil import quota for January to December 2022. Filter: Productos refinados Europe More filters
20 mayo 2021 Iran says US has agreed to lift oil, banking sanctions Iranian President Hassan Rohani said today that the US has agreed to lift all major economic sanctions on Iran, including those on the banking and oil sectors. Filter: Crudo Middle East More filters
20 mayo 2021 Shell exits Philippine Malampaya gas field Shell has agreed to sell its 45pc stake in the Philippines' offshore Malampaya gas and condensate field to local firm Udenna, completing the majors' exit from the project after Chevron sold its stake in 2019. Filter: Gas natural/GNL Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Japan’s Mitsui Chemicals to buy bio-naphtha from Neste Japanese petrochemical producer Mitsui Chemicals has signed a deal to buy bio-naphtha from Finnish biofuels producer Neste and Japanese trading house Toyota Tsusho, as part of its efforts to meet its 2050 decarbonisation goal. Filter: Bioenergía Productos refinados Petroquímicos Asia-Pacific Europe More filters
20 mayo 2021 Sydney airport passenger movements push higher in April The number of passengers using Australia's busiest airport of Sydney rose to a 13-month high in April. Filter: Productos refinados Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 China’s Australian coal ban distorts prices China's ban on Australian coal imports is distorting thermal coal trade flows and creating unprecedented price imbalances in the market as the high demand summer season approaches. Filter: Carbón Energía eléctrica Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Steel prices fall on Beijing’s efforts to cool markets Chinese steel markets sold off for a fifth day today after Beijing warned again against "unreasonable" price increases. Filter: Metales Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Australia’s Ampol outlines energy transition plans Australian refiner and fuel marketer Ampol plans to spend A$100mn ($77mn) by 2025 on initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from its operations by investing in batteries, sourcing more renewable energy and developing a hydrogen business. Filter: Crudo Emisiones Productos refinados Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Qantas pushes back overseas flight restart to end-2021 Australia's national airline Qantas has pushed back its timing for the restart of international travel from the country to December 2021 from a previous guidance of October , aligning with the government's Covid-19 vaccination roll-out. Filter: Productos refinados Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 BHP produces first South Flank iron ore in W Australia UK-Australian resources firm BHP has produced its first iron ore from the 80mn t/yr South Flank mine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Filter: Metales Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Adani to buy SoftBank India’s renewable energy business Indian conglomerate Adani has agreed to acquire renewable energy generation assets totalling about 5GW in the country from a joint venture of Japan's SoftBank in a deal valuing the business at $3.5bn. Filter: Carbón Energía eléctrica Asia-Pacific More filters
20 mayo 2021 Key Asia-Pacific brands sign up for plastics pact Pharmaceutical, packaging and consumer food and beverage companies are some of the 60 firms that have signed up to the Anzpac Plastics Pact covering Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific islands, which aims to eliminate plastic waste by 2025. Filter: Petroquímicos Asia-Pacific More filters
