Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again stressed the importance of preserving the multilateral nuclear agreement signed between Iran and major world powers in 2015. saying Moscow does not approve of what is being done against Iran.
Read More »U.S. Total Oil Output Poised To Set New 2019 Record
US oil production keeps accelerating towards new highs. New records are expected both when the final numbers for May emerge and at the end of the year.
Read More »District Heating Needs Flexibility to Navigate the Energy Transition
Heating in buildings is at the core of energy consumption space heating and hot water production account for around 70% of energy consumption in residential buildings in IEA countries
Read More »Demand from Asia Is Set to Power the Growth of the Global Gas Industry Over the Next Five Years
Global demand for natural gas is set to keep growing over the next five years. driven by strong consumption in fast-growing Asian economies and supported by the continued development of the international gas trade.
Read More »Iran Has No Intention of Withdrawing From OPEC
Iran has no plans to leave OPEC.
Read More »OPEC Close to Agreeing Oil Pact Extension
OPEC was close to agreeing to extend a pact on cutting oil supplies beyond June.
Read More »German FM to Travel to Iran Next Week to Discuss JCPOA
Germany’s Foreign Ministry says the country’s top diplomat Heiko Maas is to travel to Tehran next week to address ways to save the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and six world powers.
Read More »Global Gas Demand will Grow at 1.6% per Year until 2024
Domestic demand in the United States. the Middle East and North Africa. would contribute to the growth in demand.
Read More »Putin Highlights Differences with Saudis as OPEC Decision Looms
A year ago. in the enduring twilight of one of St. Petersburg’s famous white nights of summer. Saudi Arabia and Russia reached an agreement that set a new direction for the oil market.
Read More »Oil Sinks Into Bear Market as U.S. Storage Jumps Most Since 1990
West Texas Intermediate crude entered a bear market and Brent tumbled below $60 after U.S. petroleum inventories ballooned. raising fears of a glut as trade disputes threaten demand.
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