India’s oil products demand rose almost 9% in June on the year to 17.99 million mt, or 4.7 million b/d, the latest provisional data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Continue Reading
China is letting up on its drive to keep a lid on debt growth as it faces a softening economy at home and escalating trade tensions with the U.S. Senior Continue Reading
China’s dominant role in electric vehicle manufacturing and sales has yet to be curtailed by the trade war launched by President Donald Trump. The lack of impact can be demonstrated Continue Reading
China’s crude oil imports fell for the second month in a row in June to the lowest since December, as shrinking margins and volatile oil prices led some independent refiners, Continue Reading
For miners seeking to cater to the changing appetite of China, the world’s biggest iron ore importer, all eyes are on Tangshan, the country’s biggest steel-making city and the drastic Continue Reading
China imported 146 million mt of coal and lignite in the first half of 2018, up 9.9% from the previous year and a three-year high, according to preliminary data released Continue Reading
The expansion of underground gas storage in northeast China could alleviate distribution network bottlenecks in the country’s key winter demand centers, and help stabilize seasonal demand and price fluctuations in Continue Reading
Highlights Japanese refiners’ imports will slow to a trickle next month Shipping companies prepare for snap-back of sanctions in November Washington officials send mixed signals on sanctions relief Tokyo — Continue Reading
Crude oil production growth in the largest U.S. shale field could shrink by nearly two-thirds next year because of limited pipeline capacity that will blow out already wide differentials in Continue Reading
A policy adviser to Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said the state wants to be as prolific as low-carbon Norway when it comes to electric vehicle deployment. Charles Knutson, Inslee’s executive Continue Reading
