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Oil & Gas Trade

China’s Oil Demand Drops 20%

Chinese oil demand has dropped by about three million barrels a day, or 20 per cent of total consumption, as the coronavirus squeezes the economy.

Oil & Gas Trade

Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Start Work to Resume Oil Output from Khafji – Sources

Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have started preparation work to resume crude oil production from the al-Khafji oilfield jointly operated by the two countries, with ini…

Hydrotechnik UK Steps up Hydrogen Focus

UK-based pressure, temperature and level measurement solutions specialist Hydrotechnik has revealed to H2 View that it is preparing for lift-off in the hydrogen…

Power Plant Emissions Down 47% Under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

This first-in-the-nation regional effort to lower carbon emissions from power plants is actually a cap-and-invest program. Power plants buy emission allowances …

Hydrogen Fuel Cells And The Zero-Emission Supply Chain Of Tomorrow

If this year’s headlines are to be believed, hydrogen fuel cells are poised to become one of the defining renewable energy solutions of the future.

Solar Power Panel

Coronavirus Expected to Impact Solar Industry Supply Chain

ROTH Capital Partners has told investors that the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus in China is likely to impact the solar industry supply chain, due to extend…

Exploring the Potential for the Utilization of Geothermal for Heat and Power in Mongolia

In light of global challenges, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) launched in 2012 the join…

First Gen Gets Approval to Develop 120-MW Pumped Hydro Facility in Philippines

First Gen Corp. has secured authority from the government to develop a 120-MW pumped storage hydropower facility in the northern Philippine province of Nueva Ec…

Offshore Wind Power

SSE Renewables to Build First Subsidy-Free Wind Farm

Energy giant SSE Renewables is to build its first wind farm without the support of UK government subsidies.

Mikany Dam Upgrade Begins in Tasmania, Australia

Australian utility TasWater has commenced upgrade work on the Mikany Dam, with contractor Gradco set to start site preparation in February.

LNG

Nigeria Inks Major LNG Deals with Global Oil Giants

Nigeria has signed a major gas expansion deal, a much-needed collaboration with oil majors that Nigeria LNG said would boost its liquefied natural gas output by…

Oil & Gas Trade

South Sudan Welcomes Russian Firms To Its Oil, Gas Sector

South Sudan believes that Russian companies can help it to develop its oil, natural gas, and refining industries, the foreign minister of the small African oil …

Researchers Turbocharge Hydrogen Fuel Cells with Novel Ion-Conducting Copolymer

Renewed investments in hydrogen fuel cell technologies and infrastructure by companies like Amazon; nations like China; and automakers like Toyota, Honda, and H…

Oil & Gas Trade

U.S. Lifts Iran Sanctions on One Unit of Chinese Shipping Giant COSCO

The U.S. Treasury said, partially reversing its punishment on the company for transporting Iranian oil after China complained about the measure in trade talks w…

Market Analysis

British Government Sued for Approving Europe’s Largest Gas-Fired Power Plant

Client Earth has the green light from a British court to sue the UK government for undermining its own planning authority's concerns about the climate crisis wh…