CPC Pipeline Shutdown Could Last For Months
A consortium operating the pipeline that Kazakhstan uses to export the bulk of its oil has said the route may be largely unusable for up to two months because of Continue Reading
‘Gargantuan task’: Why India’s renewable push will be hard
NAGAON, India (AP) — Plans to build a sprawling solar park on land cultivated for generations by indigenous farmers in India’s Himalayan foothills erupted in violent clashes with police last Continue Reading
Argentina’s largest gas transporter adding capacity from Vaca Muerta shale play
Highlights TGS to add 17 million cu m/d of capacity Another project planned with 44 mil cu m/d capacity Developments raising export expectations Transportadora de Gas del Sur, or TGS, Continue Reading
N.Korea conducts largest ICBM test in return to long-range launches
North Korea conducted what is thought to be its largest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test ever on Thursday, militaries in South Korea and Japan said, marking a dramatic end to Continue Reading
China Is Quietly Taking Cheap Russian Crude as India Buys More
China’s oil refiners are discreetly purchasing cheap Russian crude as the nation’s supply continues to seep into the market. Unlike India’s state-run oil refiners, which have issued a number of Continue Reading
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparks fierce debate in China
Chinese internet users called it a “proxy war”: three weeks ago, two pensioners in a Shanghai park got into a fight over the Ukraine conflict that left Russia backing Shen Continue Reading
Geely questions future in Russia despite opening for China’s carmakers
Geely is examining its future in Russia, casting doubt on expectations that China’s carmakers would push further into the country to take advantage of the exodus of international groups following Continue Reading
Asian gas buyers puzzle over Putin’s demand for payment in roubles
Asian importers of Russian gas were scrambling on Thursday after Russian President Vladimir Putin said “unfriendly” countries must pay for Russian gas in roubles, in the latest jolt to global Continue Reading
Putin Demands Ruble Payment for Gas, Escalating Energy Fight
Russia plans to demand ruble payments for natural gas purchases from European nations, deepening its standoff with the west and potentially aggravating Europe’s worst energy crunch since the 1970s. Gas Continue Reading
As Air Pollution Declined, Tribal Nations Got Left Out
Data has historically been sparse on the impact of industrial facilities near tribal land. Although air pollution in the U.S. had been on a steady decline over the last two Continue Reading