The U.S.-China trade agreement is set to intensify the battle for the world’s most prized oil market.
Read More »New York State Announces Additional $2bn for Efficiency Initiatives
The New York State Public Service Commission has also approved an ambitious set of energy efficiency and electric heat pump targets to dramatically reduce energy consumption.
Read More »Chinese Demand for U.S. LNG Unlikely to Surge as long as Tariffs Remain
Chinese purchases of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) are unlikely to surge.
Read More »US Airline JetBlue Airways to Go Carbon Neutral on Domestic Flights
The company says it will offset jet fuel emissions from its flights within the US and promises to use sustainable fuel to power planes flying to different countries in the future.
Read More »China Opposes US New Sanction on Iran
Referring to US new sanctions against Iran targeting eight high-level officials. China’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Geng Shuang said that China is against US unilateral sanctions on Iran.
Read More »The Trade War Ceasefire Meaning For Oil
The signing of the Phase 1 deal will certainly put at least a temporary floor in the increasingly fractious relationship between the U.S. and China.
Read More »Shell Chemicals will Produce Polycarbonate
Shell’s PC production units will also produce alkyl carbonates.
Read More »US Sanctions Unable to Stop Iran’s Growth
The Iranian Steel Producers Association (ISPA) announced that the new round of US sanctions against the country’s metal and mining sector will fail to stop the growth in the sector. reminding that Washington had already imposed the same sanctions in May.
Read More »US Wants China to Stop Buying Iranian Oil
The United States had previously imposed sanctions on a number of Chinese firms transporting Iranian oil.
Read More »Iraq Could Risk Dollar Access. Oil Marketing if U.S. Troops Out
Iraq’s government could lose access to its dollar account at the Federal Reserve if the Trump administration imposes sanctions.
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