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Coal Trade
IndexBox: Asia Pacific Coal Market Rises for Third Consecutive Year
In 2019, the Asia Pacific coal market increased by 6.1% to US$751.8 billion, rising for the third consecutive year after four years of decline.
Energy Transition
Japanese Firms Urge Government to Shift to Renewables
They also recommended introducing carbon pricing.
Solar Power Plant
Wood Mackenzie: Utility Solar Prices Drop in US
Solar PV system costs in the US are falling faster than anticipated across all market segments.
Coal Trade
US Hampton Roads Coal Exports Falls to Three-Year Low in May
Coal exports out of the terminals in the Hampton Roads region in Virginia were at a three-year-low 2.1 million st in May, down 7.8% from 2.28 million st in Apri…
Oil Shale
30% Of U.S. Shale Drillers Could Go Under
U.S. shale was one of the big losers of the Saudi-Russian price war that many saw as a war on U.S. shale. Producers scrambled to stay afloat as prices sank back…
Power Construction
UK Grid Balancing Costs Deferred
The UK energy regulator Ofgem has agreed to the deferral of extra grid balancing costs arising from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Energy Transition
Renewables Transition in Philippines Urged for Cheaper Electricity
Its reliance on imported thermal coal has caused price surges for consumers.
Oil Price
Oil Prices Advance on Growing Fuel Demand, Even As U.S. Coronavirus Cases Jump
Extending gains on optimism about a recovery in fuel demand worldwide, despite a surge in coronavirus infections in some U.S. states and signs of a revival in U…
Oil Price
Pandemic, Low Oil Prices Cause Massive Drop in North Dakota State Revenue
Incoming oil and gas tax revenues for April, the latest month of data, were just $38 million — 81% below the Legislature's forecast.
Oil Price
Oil Rally Held Back By High Inventories, Coronavirus Fears
U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate is over $40 a barrel, a price level it has struggled to surpass in the past.
Oil Price
Oil Prices Will Hit $50 Before The End Of The Year
Despite fears of a second wave of COVID-19, oil markets rebounded last week, showing signs of improving fundamentals as global supplies continue to tighten.
Oil Price
The Oil Countries Suffering Most from the Oil Price Crash
The world's largest oil trader has seen its first-quarter net profit fall by 70%.
Oil Price
Oil Edges Up on Tighter Supply, but Demand Concerns Check Gains
Oil prices nudged higher on Monday on tighter supplies from major producers, but concerns that a record rise in global coronavirus cases could curb a recovery i…
Oil&Gas Drilling
Oil Rigs Disappearing Across Africa at a Record Pace
Low oil prices are forcing drillers to dramatically curtail risky exploration, especially in frontier regions such as Africa.
Hydropower Plant
Hard Negotiations in Progress Over Feed-in Tariff for Sahofika Dam in Madagascar
In Madagascar, the government is taking every precaution to determine an optimal buyout price for the production of the Sahofika hydroelectric power station.

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IndexBox: Asia Pacific Coal Market Rises for Third Consecutive Year

Japanese Firms Urge Government to Shift to Renewables

Wood Mackenzie: Utility Solar Prices Drop in US

US Hampton Roads Coal Exports Falls to Three-Year Low in May

30% Of U.S. Shale Drillers Could Go Under

UK Grid Balancing Costs Deferred

Renewables Transition in Philippines Urged for Cheaper Electricity

Oil Prices Advance on Growing Fuel Demand, Even As U.S. Coronavirus Cases Jump

Pandemic, Low Oil Prices Cause Massive Drop in North Dakota State Revenue

Oil Rally Held Back By High Inventories, Coronavirus Fears

Oil Prices Will Hit $50 Before The End Of The Year

The Oil Countries Suffering Most from the Oil Price Crash

Oil Edges Up on Tighter Supply, but Demand Concerns Check Gains

Oil Rigs Disappearing Across Africa at a Record Pace

Hard Negotiations in Progress Over Feed-in Tariff for Sahofika Dam in Madagascar