Interest in low carbon hydrogen growing
Thursday, 17 February 2022
With global leaders in search of energy solutions that help achieve decarbonisation and enhance energy security, the global hydrogen energy transition market seems to be on track to becoming a major global energy source in its own right with the fuels use gathering momentum. Interest in low carbon hydrogen as a way to accelerate the
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Oil Market Shows No Signs Of Cooling
Thursday, 20 January 2022
The crude oil market has been running hot lately and is showing no signs of cooling, based on the latest trading insight from Bloomberg. Traders seem to have largely brushed off any adverse effects the Omicron wave might have on demand for crude and with a good reason: demand on the physical market has remained
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U.S. Oil Market Braces for a $4.6 Billion Wave of Selling
Thursday, 06 January 2022
U.S. oil futures are trading above $75 but the yearly reshuffling of billions of dollars of commodity investments are about to trigger a sharp bout of selling. Every January, the world’s two biggest commodities indexes — the GSCI Index and the Bloomberg Commodities Index — reset, spurring a raft of inflows and outflows across commodity
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A Look At Big Oil’s Spending Plans For 2022
Wednesday, 29 December 2021
Mounting uncertainty about the energy transition keeps oil and gas companies from spending more Strategic choices in investment in clean energy solutions, responding to the pressure to decarbonize, and portfolio repositioning will be next year’s key themes for all oil and gas companies WoodMackenzie: Companies will allocate more capital to upstream decarbonisation The global upstream
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IEA: Omicron Impact Aside, Oil Supply Set to Top Demand
Thursday, 16 December 2021
A surge in COVID-19 cases and the emergence of the Omicron variant will dent global demand for oil, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Tuesday, but the broader picture is one of increasing output set to top demand this month and soar next year. “The surge in new COVID-19 cases is expected to temporarily
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Natural Gas Markets To See Very Volatile 2022
Wednesday, 08 December 2021
Global natural gas prices are set for another year of volatility, following 18 months of swings from record lows to record highs. As natural gas demand started to rebound this summer amid depleted stocks in Asia and Europe following a long and cold winter, prices skyrocketed in the autumn to record highs. This forced gas-intensive
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EU to promote global hydrogen markets
Friday, 03 December 2021
Ahead of a major reform of natural gas market rules, the European Commission today committed to promoting competitive markets to enable non-EU hydrogen to be traded internationally. The commitment is part of the commission’s new Global Gateway strategy, which offers investment of up to €300bn in the 2021-27 period for long-term international recovery. The commission
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Goldman Sachs: Oil Price Plunge Is Not Justified By Fundamentals
Thursday, 25 November 2021
The recent oil price decline is not justified by fundamentals, Goldman Sachs says, keeping its estimate of Brent averaging $85 per barrel in Q4. The move lower in oil prices so far this month has been excessive amid overblown worries about a strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) release and a hit to demand from the COVID
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EU Softens Towards Natural Gas In Energy Transition
Wednesday, 17 November 2021
The European Union will likely include natural gas in its energy transition plans as some member states that are heavily reliant on coal at the moment would need an “intermediary stage”, the head of the EU green deal team Frans Timmermans said, as quoted by Bloomberg. “We will have to also invest in natural gas
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Oil Prices Soar On Surprise Crude Draw
Thursday, 11 November 2021
The American Petroleum Institute (API) on Tuesday reported its first crude oil inventory draw in six weeks, even as the United States ventures well on the other side of the typical driving season. This week, the API estimated the inventory draw for crude oil to be 2.485 million barrels. Despite the six previous weeks of
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