Geopolitics of Oil: China Turns Off Its Oil Taps to North Koreaa
China did not export any oil products to North Korea last month, thus going above and beyond the sanctions …
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Tuesday, June 19, 2018 -
News Flash :
- Emmerson Turns Its Morocco Khemisset Potash Project into Flagship
- Russia’s EuroChem Boosts Engagement in Eritrea-Based Colluli Potash Project
- Market Update: The World’s Oil Output Rises Again
- Fertilizer Update: Brunei Selling its Share in Jordan’s Phosphate Company
- World Environment Day’s Focus on Plastics Pollution: ‘If You Can’t Reuse It, Refuse It’
- France’s Total Expands US Petrochemical Business
- Global Oil’s Uncertain Future After US Iran Deal Withdrawal
- Reinvigorating an Industry: Michigan’ to Build 11 Potash-Mining Wells
- Canada Accelerates Works on Trans Mountain Expansion Project
- Market Update: OPEC’s Oil Output Freeze Deal Compliance High
- China, India and Japan Further Hamper Efforts to Balance Oil Market
- Michigan Seeks to Match Canada’s Potash Deposits
- Statoil Outlook Report: Decoupling Growth From Energy May Be Impossible
- Market Update: Oil Supply Outpacing Output Next Year
- Canada’s Bethune Mine Produces First Tons of Potash
- Analysis: The UK’s Future in the EU Energy Market
- Analysis: Algeria’s Merry-Go-Around in Energy Sector Leadership
- Oil and Geopolitics: Qatar Crisis May Mess Up LNG Trade
- Doha Under Arab Boycott: Qatar’s Potash Exports Unaffected by Diplomatic Row
- Market Update: Saudis Contemplating Oil Output Freeze Beyond March 2018
- California Seeks Carbon Trading with China to Counterbalance US Withdrawal from Paris Accord
- $700 Million Proposed to Build Potash Industry in Michigan
- Saskatchewan’s Potash Industry Turning the Corner
- “Brexit Effect” on PotashCorp
- Belarus to Sell Potash to India at a Lowest Price in Decade
- Coal and Fertilizer Companies Join to Support Urea Production
- Israel Building World’s Tallest Solar Tower
- Major Shift in the Oil Market: Russia Becomes China’s Top Crude Supplier
- Canpotex Discards Plans to Build a New Terminal
- Morocco’s OCP Publishes First Quarter Results
- OPEC: Oil Output Falling Short of the Demand
- India to Revive Fertilizer Plants
- Venezuela Still Hoping for Oil Output Freeze
- LNG on the Rise: Global Gas Trade to Be Reshaped Over the Next Five Years
- African Potash Signs a Deal with Uganda
- Canada’s Gensource Builds a Potash Mine in Saskatchewan
- Canada’s Potash Producers Still Hoping for Supply Deals with China
- Ukraine in Talks with Gazprom: Eying the Russian Gas for Winter 2016/2017
- Tackling Fraud in Nigeria: Kaduna Governor Fighting Misuse of Fertilizer Subsidies
- Iran after the Embargo: International Tankers Help Ship Iranian Crude
- OPEC Fails to Agree on New Output Ceiling
- Florida Bans the Use of Fertilizers
- Iraq Boosts Oil Output Before OPEC Meeting
- India Set to Start Talks on Potash Supply Deals
- Ugandan Government Advised to Attract Investors in Fertilizer Production
- Potash Corp Plans no Layoffs or Closures of K+S Mines
- Malawi Cuts Out Suppliers from Fertilizer Subsidy Program
- Grexit and Iran’s Nuclear Deal Contributing to Oil Price Fall
- PotashCorp’s Storage Facility near Hammond under Construction
- Saudi Arabia Might Postpone the Closure of Jeddah Refinery
- Potash Mine Project near Whitby Granted the Final Approval
- Brazil’s Falling Demand Hunts Fertilizer Markets
- Libya Struggling to Increase Oil Output
- Oil Refiners Continue to Cut the Number of Rigs Despite the Rebound in Crude Prices
- Potash West Moves On with a Project in Central Germany
- Whitby Potash Mine Could Incur a £10m Loss Annually in Tourism
- Texas Passed a Fertilizer Law Improving Safety
- Saudi Arabia Says Higher Oil Production Driven by Demand
- Pending Fertilizer Legislation a Threat for German Exporters
- Potash West Upgrades Phosphate Resource at Dinner Hill Project in West Australia
- Commodity Prices Affected by Strengthening Dollar
- India’s Crude Imports from Iran Hit Their Highest in May
- India’s IPL Praises Russian PhosAgro as Reliable Fertilizer Supplier
- Venezuela Signs a Deal with Russia’s Rosneft Worth $14 billion
- Energy Union : New Impetus for Coordination and Integration of Energy Policies in the EU
- Israel in Oil Business Talks with Egypt
- Real Energy Security Lies in Renewables and Efficiency, not in Diversifying Dependence on Fossil Fuels
- Russian Potash Giant Uralkali Cuts Output to Keep up Prices
- Allana Likely to Remain Africa’s Only Potash Producer
- Washington Relaxes Oil Export Restrictions
- MIT Researchers Testing New Technology to Produce Potassium fertilizer
- Chile Unlikely to be Hit by Energy Crunch
- Russia Seeks to Partner with India in an Energy Alliance
- Putin to Seek Austria’s Back-up while EU Stay Divided over South Stream
- African Development Bank Supports Greenfield Oil Refinery
- Brazil Phosphate Market Expecting High Demand
- Ghana Opens Fertiliser & Soil Research Center
- Circle Oil Finds Gas in Morocco
- Iraq’s Major Oil Refinery under Attack by Islamist Rebels
- EU Headed for a Low Carbon Economy
- Arianne Set to Produce High Quality Phosphate Concentrate
- Ottawa Approves the Northern Gateway Pipeline
- Fertilizer and Food Companies Facing Tough Market Environment
- Coal’s Share in Energy Market Highest since 1970
- Urea Price Set to Increase in India Due to Energy Costs
- Iraq Crisis Pointing to Canadian Oil Sands’ Strategic Importance
- China Declares War on Pollution
- Morocco’s OCP to Get 10 PC of Brazil’s Fertilizantes Heringer
- Off the Beaten Track : Germany Sells Guidelines on Renewables
- Kazakhstan to Help Ease EU’s Energy Dependence on Russia
- Stop Africa Bashing : Shifting the Focus of the UNFCCC Agenda
- China’s Insatiable Appetite and Its Implications for Phosphate and Potash
- The West Must Help Africa to Transit to Low Carbon
- “Golden Age of Gas” Coming to China
- Sri Lanka Hit by Rock Phosphate Shortage
- Global Energy Goals Need 48 Trillion USD by 2035
- Indonesia to Build 14 Coal Export Seaports
- Energy Charter Treaty: Towards Multilateralism in Energy Security
- Bolivia New Mining Law Bans Partnership with Multinationals
- Nigeria’s Government Pays Workers of a Defunct Energy Firm
- Potash Prices Poised to Move up in 2014
- Looming Power Crisis in Europe as Coal Three Times Cheaper than Gas
- Future of Potash Market after the BPC Cartel Break-up
- British Employees Leave Mine in Sierra Leone Due to Ebola
- EU Warns of Russian Strategy to Snap up Europe’s Oil Refineries
- Africa’s Buoyant Commodity Flows
- Algeria Assessing Its Shale Oil Potentials
- Obama’s Biggest Step towards Climate Change
- Ethiopia’s Danakhil, World’s 1st Major Greenfield Potash Mine ?
- Tackling Global Challenges in the Mining Industry