Highlights Balance-of-year curve falls to $2.63/MMBtu Demand underwhelms, production surges Gas storage narrows deficit to 5-year average Balance-2021 forwards prices at the US benchmark Henry Hub were at an eight-week Continue Reading
Weekly US thermal coal production was estimated to be more than 11.5 million st in the week ended March 13, down 2.4% from the previous week and up 15.2% from Continue Reading
EU’s executive arm has proposed launching digital certificates showing the holders pose no health risk from coronavirus, and to coordinate lifting of lockdowns The certificates would prove travellers have been Continue Reading
Emer Cooke, head of the European Medicines Agency, on Thursday said its investigation had concluded that the AstraZeneca vaccine was “not associated” with a potential risk of blood clots noted Continue Reading
Some 1,200 people are said to be in intensive care in hospitals across Paris The French capital Paris is set to go into a month-long Covid lockdown as the country Continue Reading
Germany’s coronavirus cases rose by the most in two months and the contagion rate inched closer to a critical threshold, days before Chancellor Angela Merkel hosts talks to decide on Continue Reading
On the banks of the Rhine in north-west Germany sits Thyssenkrupp’s Duisburg plant, Europe’s largest integrated steel mill. The hulking facility churns out about 11m tonnes of steel a year Continue Reading
Oil and gas supermajor BP said on Thursday it had started developing plans for what would be the largest hydrogen project in the UK, aiming to produce 1 GW of Continue Reading
Oil extended declines as inflation concerns rattled broader sentiment and physical markets in Asia cooled. West Texas Intermediate retreated for a fifth straight day, putting the U.S. benchmark on course for Continue Reading
Crude oil futures ticked lower during the mid-morning trade in Asia March 18, after the Energy Information Administration showed a build in crude and product inventories, even as a free-falling Continue Reading
