After months of stalling because of Covid restrictions and OPEC cuts, as well as significant international criticism over misplaced funds, Nigeria appears to be optimistic about the future of its Continue Reading
Indian refiners are gearing up to alter their crude oil import mix in favor of lighter grades that yield more gasoline to meet a surge in demand for the motor Continue Reading
India reported 29,616 new COVID-19 cases for the last 24 hours, according to government data on Saturday. The nationwide tally of infections has reached 33.62 million since the start of Continue Reading
Major Chinese coal producers are trying to resolve supply shortages and curb price rises as the country’s winter consumption peak approaches, an industry association said. The China Coal Transportation and Continue Reading
The number of oil and gas rigs in the United States rose by 9 again this week, according to Baker Hughes The total rig count is now 521, up 260 Continue Reading
The U.S. might have a trade deficit overall, but when it comes to energy, trade is in surplus land for the first time – ever. A new milestone has been Continue Reading
U.S. shale producers have behaved in an exemplary way in the past year. It wasn’t something the industry wanted to do. It was something it was forced to do by Continue Reading
Russia will remain a reliable supplier of energy to global markets, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday in a video address to the United Nations’ energy conference. Russian Continue Reading
BP said on Friday it was prioritizing deliveries of fuel to British sites with the largest demand and seeking to minimize the amount of time when its petrol and diesel Continue Reading
Royal Dutch Shell said on Friday it was seeing more demand at some of its fuel stations in Britain as worries about lorry driver shortages prompted drivers to fill up Continue Reading
