A satellite shows the dust plume over the Caribbean and a second one emerging off the coast of Africa on Tuesday. (NOAA) Conditions associated with the Madden-Julian Oscillation are currently Continue Reading
In the 15 years since the first U.S. shale boom, the industry as a whole has failed to return a profit. Deloitte estimates that the coming wave of write-downs could Continue Reading
LNG feedgas demand drops to year-to-date low Southeast production rises following Cristobal US natural gas inventories likely increased by approximately 50% more than the five-year average last week as gas-fired Continue Reading
Freeport LNG has delayed its target for making a final investment decision on whether to build fourth liquefaction at its Texas export facility until at least next year, amid market Continue Reading
The pick up in euro-area economic activity after the lifting of lockdowns in June is doing little to change the picture of a long, slow recovery and rising unemployment. The Continue Reading
Russian citizens are set to begin voting on constitutional changes that could allow President Vladimir Putin to remain in office for years to come, potentially cementing his hold on power Continue Reading
The UK auto industry has called for a dedicated restart package to help protect jobs, citing a survey showing that up to one in six jobs in the sector are Continue Reading
The European Commission plans to develop a benchmark for euro-denominated hydrogen trades by 2021, according to an unofficial draft of its EU hydrogen strategy expected on July 8. Receive daily Continue Reading
Russia on Wednesday reported 7,176 new cases of the novel coronavirus, pushing its nationwide case total to 606,881, the world’s third-highest tally. The country’s coronavirus crisis response centre said 154 Continue Reading
As Europe prepares a multi-billion-dollar blitz to cut greenhouse gas emissions, a race is on to cash in on the green transformation of its most-polluting member. Poland, which currently relies Continue Reading
