Earlier this month, energy leaders from across the world descended on Stavanger, Norway, for the annual Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) conference. The focus of this year’s event was clear: how we can accelerate Europe’s transition to a low-carbon future while at the same time ensuring a reliable and affordable energy …
Read More »European Gas Fluctuate as EU Plans Intervention to Ease Crisis
Natural gas fluctuated as the European Union pushed on with its market intervention to ease the worst energy crisis in decades, but the plans are unlikely to include a cap on prices of imported fuel. Benchmark futures gave up most of an earlier decline of as much as 4.9 per …
Read More »OPEC Remains below Production Target despite Boosting Output again
OPEC raised its August oil production by 618,000 bpd, according to the group’s Monthly Oil Market Report published on September 13. According to OPEC’s secondary sources, OPEC raised its production to 29.651 million bpd, with the largest increases coming from Libya and Saudi Arabia. Libya’s oil production has been severely …
Read More »China Demand Pushes Global Wind Turbine Orders to New Quarterly High
Strong activity in China pushed global wind turbine order intake to 43 gigawatts in quarter two of 2022, according to new analysis from Wood Mackenzie. The high number of orders marks a new record, and up 36 percent from year-ago levels. This equates to an estimated $18.1 billion. According to …
Read More »Oil Slips after Bearish U.S. Economic Data
Oil prices eased on Tuesday, reversing earlier gains, as U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly rose in August, giving cover for the U.S. Federal Reserve to deliver another hefty interest rate increase next week. Brent crude was down 80 cents, or 0.9%, to $93.20 a barrel at 1254 GMT, while WTI crude …
Read More »Italian Minister Calls for Price Cap on all Gas Imported
Italian Minister for Ecological Transition Roberto Cingolani said the European Union should introduce a cap on gas prices for exporters across the board as targeting Russia’s dwindling gas exports to Europe “makes no sense.” “Capping only Russian gas makes no sense. It is currently delivered to Europe in very small …
Read More »Türkiye Affected by Energy Crisis but still Sees Hassle-Free Winter
Türkiye has been affected by the energy crisis, yet in contrast to Europe, it is not expected to face any disruptions this winter as long as gas suppliers follow through on their pledges, the country’s energy chief said on Saturday. Fears in Europe have increased over a potentially bleak winter …
Read More »India Says Share of Russian Oil in Total Purchases Jumped Six-Fold
India says Russian oil now accounts for 12% of its overall purchases of the commodity, with the ratio surging six-fold in the past few months, as Asia’s third-largest economy seeks to slow inflation back to target. “We speedily ramped up Russian oil imports from 2% to 12%,” Finance Minster Nirmala …
Read More »Countering G7 Price Cap Proposal, Russia Offers Discounted Oil to India
In response to a growing clamour among the G7 nations to cap the price of crude oil imports from Russia, Moscow has told New Delhi it is willing to provide oil at lower prices than before to India, officials said. “In principle, the ask in return is that India should …
Read More »Germany Cranks up Chemical Imports as Energy Crisis Hikes Costs
Germany is increasingly getting vital chemicals from abroad as the country’s industrial giants like BASF SE struggle with sky-rocketing energy prices from Russian gas cuts. Chemical import volumes have almost doubled this year as the crisis deepened. Germany imported around 2.8 billion tonnes of inorganic chemicals in the first half …
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