Trade

Power Construction
TOGO: The State will Improve Electricity Supply in the North with a 240 km Line
A 240 km power line will extend the national electricity network to the localities of Kara, Mango and Dapaong in the northern part of Togo.
LNG
Asian LNG Prices Rise to Nearly Two-Year High on Winter Demand
Asian spot prices for liquefied natural gas rose to a nearly two-year high this week as demand continued to be firm for heating during winter and as buyers face…
Electricity Trade
Another Step Taken Towards Unifying Africa’s Electricity Systems
The African Union is ready to launch the African Single Electricity Market.
Oil & Gas Trade
Japan's Inpex Signs Gas Sales Agreement with Indonesia Gas Utility
A memorandum of understanding was signed between Inpex Masela Ltd and PT Perusahaan Gas Negara.
Wave Energy
RWE Renewables Joins Marine Energy Wales
RWE Renewables has joined offshore renewables trade group Marine Energy Wales.
Oil & Gas Trade
Alaska’s Oil Exports Double Amid Strong Chinese Demand
While demand from U.S. West Coast refiners has been subdued, overall Chinese crude oil imports have held strong during the COVID-19 wave in China early this yea…
LNG
Australia’s LNG Exports at Nine-Month High
Australia's LNG exports rose to a nine-month high of 7.04mn t in October, driven by record shipments from the Queensland port of Gladstone.
Coal Trade
Australian Thermal Coal Exports Rebound
Australia's thermal coal exports rebounded in October from a weak September, driven by increased shipments to China, strong buying from India and deliveries to …
Joe Biden
EU Commission Eyes ‘Green Trade Agenda’ with President-elect Biden
The European Commission said sustainable finance regulations are another topic that should receive attention on both sides of the Atlantic.
Oil & Gas Trade
Brent Edges Higher as Opec+ Agrees More Moderate Production Increase
Oil prices crept up this evening after the Opec cartel and its allies agreed to a more gradual easing of production cuts next month.
Oil & Gas Supply
Iraq Cuts Term Crude Supplies to Some European Cilents
Deliveries of Iraqi Basrah crude to Europe and the Mediterranean could drop next year after state-owned marketer Somo trimmed allocations for some of its term c…
Coal Trade
Colombia’s Coal Output Halves in Third Quarter
Colombia's coal production fell by 47.4pc on the year during the third quarter, hit by suspended output at mines owned by Glencore subsidiary Prodeco and Colomb…
RCEP
Video: What Changes will the RCEP Negotiations Breakthrough Bring to the world?
Trade talks between China and the U.S. appear to have been constructive during the past two weeks.
Coal Trade
Indonesia Behind on 2020 Coal Export Target
Indonesia may fall short of a government-set target to export 400mn t of coal this year, having shipped a little more than 329mn t in January-October.
Crude Oil
U.S. Briefly Became Net Petroleum Importer This Year
The United States briefly returned to being a net importer of crude oil and petroleum products in May and June this year, as U.S. crude oil and refinery output …

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Trade

TOGO: The State will Improve Electricity Supply in the North with a 240 km Line

Asian LNG Prices Rise to Nearly Two-Year High on Winter Demand

Another Step Taken Towards Unifying Africa’s Electricity Systems

Japan's Inpex Signs Gas Sales Agreement with Indonesia Gas Utility

RWE Renewables Joins Marine Energy Wales

Alaska’s Oil Exports Double Amid Strong Chinese Demand

Australia’s LNG Exports at Nine-Month High

Australian Thermal Coal Exports Rebound

EU Commission Eyes ‘Green Trade Agenda’ with President-elect Biden

Brent Edges Higher as Opec+ Agrees More Moderate Production Increase

Iraq Cuts Term Crude Supplies to Some European Cilents

Colombia’s Coal Output Halves in Third Quarter

Video: What Changes will the RCEP Negotiations Breakthrough Bring to the world?

Indonesia Behind on 2020 Coal Export Target

U.S. Briefly Became Net Petroleum Importer This Year