Russia is set to increase Urals exports and transit from its Baltic Sea ports by 0.7 million tonnes to 19.9 million tonnes in the second quarter, an export schedule showed on Thursday.
According to the schedule, Urals shipments from the Black Sea port of Novorossiisk are set to fall to 7.55 million tonnes, down from 7.9 million tonnes in the previous quarter.
Reporting by Gleb Gorodyankin and Olga Yagova
Malaysian palm futures closed on Monday after new buying interest emerged and short coverings were covered. The benchmark…
Bangladesh has invited companies to sign up for a contract that will supply liquefied gas on a temporary basis. On Sunday…
PetroVietnam Gas has requested a partial shipment of LNG for delivery in December or early January. The tender, which closes Tuesday…
Nikkei, a Japanese business daily, reported on Saturday that the leaders of Japan will sign a statement on cooperation on…
U.S. renewable energy credits reached multi-month highs Friday, thanks to increased demand by refiners to meet mandates as…
The U.S. Interior Department reported that federal revenue from energy production in public lands and water fell 10% to $16.4…
U.S. energy firms this week kept the number of oil and natural gas rigs operating unchanged for a record third week in a row…
California regulators are voting on Friday whether to tighten up a policy that aims to boost low-carbon fuels in order to…
Dutch and British wholesales prices increased on Friday morning. They reached their highest level in over a week due to the…
A Cargill executive said that the demand for palm products in China will drop by 30% between 2024 and 2019. This is because…
The oil prices dropped slightly on Friday, as the market continued to assess how Donald Trump's policy might impact supplies.
EOG Resources increased its share-repurchase program after beating Wall Street expectations for the third-quarter profits…
World Energy News is the global authority on the international energy industry, delivered to your Email two times per week.
Subscribe to World Energy News Alerts.