Highlights Sinopec would purchase 75% of Alaska LNG’s planned 20 million mt/year FERC DEIS expected next spring, initial service in 2024 Anchorage, Alaska — A deal between Chinese companies and Continue Reading
Despite the fact that China’s recent policy changes weigh on short-term forecasts, global solar capacity is expected to reach the 1 terawatt threshold by 2023, the latest quarterly report by Continue Reading
As Chinese demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) surges amid the coal-to-natural gas switch, companies are looking to secure supplies—and one of the biggest Chinese firms is turning to the Continue Reading
The removal of U.S. crude from goods targeted by Chinese tariffs is a sign that America has become too big to ignore in the oil market. Less than two months Continue Reading
The first round of U.S. sanctions on Iran just took effect, a slew of measures targeting Iran’s currency and its financial sector. The U.S. sanctioned the trading of bank notes Continue Reading
Oregon’s Supreme Court has handed a major victory to Portland, upholding the city’s right to greatly restrict fossil fuel infrastructure. The measure has been a source of controversy and considerable Continue Reading
Highlights Shippers see margins soar for Iranian crude Freight premium more than doubles Shipowners in Europe still carrying Iran’s oil Flows to Europe expected to drop sharply London — Some Continue Reading
WASHINGTON—The White House, looking to ratchet up trade pressure on China, is expected to announced today that it is more than doubling the size of the proposed tariffs to 25% Continue Reading
Electricity generation from renewable and nuclear power sources in France jumped in June and squeezed out fossil fuels coal, oil, and gas, grid operator RTE said in its Monthly Electrical Continue Reading
It’s a plight that affects all international oil majors, ranging from UK-based BP, to Irving Texas-based ExxonMobil, the world’s largest publicly traded oil company, to China’s state-owned oil and gas Continue Reading
