Australia's Newcastle port, the world's biggest marine coal export terminal, will reopen later on Thursday after shutting down earlier this week due to a heavy storm, according to the port.
Australia's biggest coal companies, including BHP Billiton Ltd , Glencore Plc (GLNCY), Rio Tinto (RTNTF) , Peabody Energy Corp and China's Yancoal Australia Ltd rely on the port. (Reporting by Sonali Paul
Pavel Zarubin, a Russian TV presenter, said that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Slovak Premier Robert Fico met in the Kremlin Sunday.
Some major energy data will be delayed due to the federal holidays of Christmas and New Year's Day on December 25 and January 1, 2025.
Azeri SOCAR, a leading energy company in Azerbaijan, said on Friday that Moscow and Kyiv failed to reach an agreement on…
According to analysts and the top mining association in Peru, copper production will remain flat for the third consecutive year in 2025…
Norwegian Offshore Directorate said Friday that although the combined oil and natural gas production in Norway decreased from November of last year…
According to analysts and the top mining association in Peru, copper production will remain flat for the third consecutive year in 2025…
The head of Japan Gas Association urged on Friday the government to intensify diplomatic efforts in order to eliminate destination…
Two sources with knowledge of the situation said that Tesla's former China Plant Manager is expected to join Chinese renewable…
A letter obtained by showed that U.S. officials redoubled their efforts to convince EU counterparts that shipments of liquefied…
Galp Energia, a Portuguese oil refiner and producer, announced on Thursday that it expects to produce biojet fuel and biodiesel…
U.S. natural gas futures climbed about 2% on Wednesday on rising flows to the nation's liquefied natural gas (LNG) export…
Oil edged up on Wednesday after a drop in U.S. crude inventories, and as investors eyed a potential interest rate cut by the U.S.
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