Wednesday, August 15, 2018 -
News Flash :
- Energy & Human Rights: Saudi Oil Exports to Canada Secure Despite Political Crisis
- Expert Analysis: Navigating the Storm – ‘OPEC+’ Producers Facing Lower Oil Prices’
- EuroChem Update: Inundating Potash Market with More Potash
- Tit-for-Tat Trade War: China Set to Impose Retaliatory Tariffs on US Fertilizer
- Expert Analysis: New and Emerging LNG Markets & The Demand Shock
- Boosting African Agriculture: Nigeria Revitalizes a 60,000-Ton Fertilizer Plant
- The US Refinery Capacity Hit by Hurricane Harvey
- Coal Decline Goes On: Europe’s Electricity Driven by Gas and Renewables
- Brazil to Boost Fertilizer Production by $9.53 Million
- Market Update: Coal Production Plummeted in 2016
- Indiana to Be Home of One of the US Biggest Fertilizer Projects
- Israel’s ICL Signs Contracts to Supply 750,000 Tons of Potash to India
- OPEC’s Output Freeze Starts to Be Working as Consumptions Rises
- India Curbs Iranian Oil Imports Making Iraq Win
- Libya’s Rising Output Disturbing OPEC’s Attempts to Tame Supply
- Canada’s Potash Corp. Exceeds Performance Expectations
- Market Update: Libya Adds More Oil Challenging OPEC’s Output Freeze
- Market Update: Uralkali Signs a Potash Deal with China
- Iraq Considers Oil-Swap Deal with Iran if Talks with Kurds Fail
- Globex Mining Enterprises Abandons Boularderie Island Potash Project
- Bangladesh’s Fertilizer Plant Leakage Leaves Scores of People Sick
- Canada Ponders Making Oil Firms Pay for Offshore Drilling
- India Plans Tax Changes Regarding Fertilizer Subsidies
- Iraq’s New Oil Minister Insists on Reviewing Oil Contracts
- Market Analysis: Troubles in Potash Market Might Last for Years
- Venezuela Poised to Export Less Oil Next Year
- BHP’s Jansen Project Likely Mothballed
- UK’s Cleveland Potash Mine to Lose Further 140 Jobs
- K+S Postpones Start of the Production in its Legacy Project
- Iraq Revamps Investment Deals to Boost Oil Output
- Africa’s Fertilizer Sector Poised to Benefit from Competition
- Yancoal Potash Mine Passed an Environmental Assessment
- OPEC Sees Oil Market Rebalancing
- Vale Pondering to Sell its Fertilizer Business
- Karnalyte Cuts Talks with India’s Fertilizer Manufacturer
- CF Industries to Focus on Domestic US Operations
- Post-2020 Reform of the EU Emissions Trading System
- African Potash Strikes Another Deal in Zambia in Less Than a Month
- South African Refineries Operational Despite the Indefinite Strike
- Market Analysis by PotashCorp: This Year’s Potash Prices Are at the Bottom
- Brazil’s New Mining “Code of Conduct” Delayed
- Colluli Potash Project in Eritrea Alleged to “Employ” Forced Workforce
- US Company Developing New Phosphate Technology
- North Dakota’s Well Count Soars
- Red Moon’s Captain Cook Expands Its Potash Projects
- Chinese Company to Produce Phosphate Fertilizer in Uganda
- Global Fertilizer Demand Rebounding
- Norway and Russia Strike an Oil Deal despite Sanctions
- U.S. Refiners Try to Go About the Jones Act
- African Potash Secures $3.75 Million Funding for Lac Dinga Project
- Ghana Seeking to Curb Illegal Mining
- BHP Billiton Unwinds Its 2001 Merger
- The Holbrook Project May Contain up to 2.5 Million Tonnes of Potash
- Geopolitics and the (In)Security of EU’s Phosphate Imports
- Assessing a Major Shift in the Commodity Market : Will Non-Bank Traders Replace Banks?
- India to Pay Iran $1.65 Billion USD in Oil Dues
- United States : Drought Implications for Potash Investors
- Libya Resumes Oil Shipments after a Year-Long Halt
- Industrial Metals Progress as Israel-Gaza Tensions Abate
- Chad Plans to Sue China’s CNPC over Environmental Issues
- India’s Annual Budget “Disappointing” for Fertilizers
- Uncertainties about Russia’s Oil Deal with Iran
- China to Let ‘Teapot’ Refiners Import Oil
- Norway Fertilizer Yara Buys Brazilian’s Galvani Indústria
- Several Kurdish Tankers Still Unable to Offload and Sell Disputed Oil
- IMF Favors Higher but Smarter Energy Taxes
- European Energy Companies’ Dilemma in China: Staying Competitive without Advanced Technology Transfer
- China’s Aluminium Market Still in Surplus, Outside China in Deficit