Some of the world’s biggest automakers are linked through their suppliers to labor programs in China’s Xinjiang region that experts have flagged as coercive, according to a new report by Continue Reading
After two years of relying on broad, hard-edged lockdowns to control Covid-19, Chinese leader Xi Jinping tried something new in Shanghai. Mindful of the economic toll and public anger from Continue Reading
Highlights Reducing Russian coal imports in phases by finding alternative suppliers Japan steps into reducing overall Russia energy dependency including oil: PM Russia accounts for 11% of coal imports as Continue Reading
With coronavirus lockdowns, a real estate downturn, and surging oil prices stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Chinese President Xi Jinping is turning to reliable allies to keep his ambitious Continue Reading
U.S. energy firms last week added oil and natural gas rigs for a third week in a row as the federal government seeks more production to help its allies wean Continue Reading
Negotiators from Chevron Corp (CVX.N) and the United Steelworkers union (USW) are scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss a possible end to a strike at the company’s oil refinery Continue Reading
The White House is still considering a possible federal gas tax holiday to lower U.S. consumer energy costs, spokesperson Jen Psaki said on Friday. View full article at www.reuters.com
The number of total active drilling rigs in the United States rose by 16 this week. The total rig count increased to 689 this week—257 rigs higher than the rig Continue Reading
NYMEX Henry Hub May settled at $6.28/MMBtu April 8 April 7 was prompt-month’s highest price since December 2008 Widening storage deficit, strong LNG exports possible drivers After settling at its Continue Reading
EU, Ukraine, US wheat exports view, hikes Russia exports Keeps global output view largely steady, cuts ending stocks Hikes global wheat estimates by 4 million mt The US Department of Continue Reading
