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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Wednesday, May 22, 2019 -
News Flash :
- Canada Funds $325K to Tackle Climate Change in the Mining Sector
- Barrick Gold Sells Zambian Copper Mine in Light of New ‘Risky’ Tax System
- Fire Engulfs Potash Mine in Allan As Nutrien Announced Job Cuts
- New ‘Kill-Fluid’ Technique Developed to Safeguard the North Sea’s Decommissioned Oil Wells
- Greening America: US Renewable Energy Sector Close to a Tipping Point
- Chevron Buys a Texas Refinery from Brazil’s Petrobas
- Geopolitics of Energy: Oil Prices Rise as Political Crisis in Venezuela Escalates
- Australian Potash Close to Finalizing Feasibility Study for Lake Wells
- Greening Africa: Colluli Potash Project Poised to Upgrade Eritrean Economy
- Sangachal Gas Terminal Launched: Azerbaijan Redesigning Europe’s Energy Map
- More Renewables in the European Union? – Yes, We Can
- French Total to Invest in Russia’s Arctic LNG Despite Sanctions
- No Fines for Russian Giant: EU Soothes Business Ties with Gazprom
- US Venezuela Sanctions to Affect Global Oil Prices More Than Iran Deal Withdrawal
- The Energy of Geopolitics: Iran Hopeful About Oil Exports Post US Nuclear Deal Withdrawal
- Market Update: Morocco and UAE Companies Create a Global Fertilizer Venture
- Energy Geopolitics: Poland Launches Legal Battle Against Gazprom
- QIA and Glencore Abandon Plans to Sell 14% Stake of Rosneft to China’s CEFC
- Egypt Poised to Become Energy Hub: Billions Pledged for Its Oil & Gas Foreign Sector
- China’s National Carbon Market: A Game Changer in the Making?
- Expert Analysis: Natural Gas in Eastern Mediterranean: Who Gains and Who Loses
- Market Update: Oil Prices Overreacting to Iran’s Nuclear Developments
- Iran’s Election Result Prophesizes Hot Contracts with International Oil Majors
- Danish Company FLSmidth Awarded a Contract in Morocco’s Phosphate Industry
- UNHCR Opens the World’s First Solar Plant in a Refugee Camp
- Saudi Arabia to Sign Deals with 12 US Companies During President Trump’s Visit
- BHP’s CEO Gives Timeline for Jansen Potash Mine in Saskatoon
- Market Update: Another 9 Months of Oil Production Freeze Approved
- EU Re-Labels Canada’s Highly Polluting Oil from Sand Tar
- Encanto Potash Corp Appoints Football Star to Board of Directors
- Market Update: Oil Prices Rebound With $50 Once Again Becoming Ceiling
- K+S Bethune Mine: Legacy Project Rebranded and Launched
- The Soviet Legacy: Russia to Secure Cuba’s Energy Needs, Raising US Concerns
- Potash Corp Reports Higher-Than-Expected Profit Despite Low Prices
- Battling for Market Share: Saudi Arabia Wants Asia Buy More Oil
- PotashCorp May Borrow Money to Pay for Dividend
- OPEC to Meet for the First Time with New Saudi Oil Minister
- $8 Billion Iowa Fertilizer Merger Cancelled
- Potash Supply Deals with China Coming Up Soon
- Kenyan Government Investigates Theft of Fertilizer
- PotashCorp Still Amidst Challenging Market Conditions
- Asian Markets in Focus as Iran and Saudi Arabia Fight for Market Share in Oil
- Venezuela Reaches Better Oil Terms with China
- New Brunswick to Assess Remnant Potash Resources
- Analysis: Quit Reforms of China’s Oil Sector
- Intrepid Potash to Idle its West Facility
- EU Parliament Demands a Halt of Nord Stream Project
- Atlantic Potash Sends $75,000 Late to Renew Option for Saint John Land
- Geopolitics of Oil: Saudi Arabia Appoints a New Energy Minister
- Iran to Finally Introduce a New Oil Investment Deal
- Kenya to Save Sh3 Billion on Fertilizer Imports
- Upbeat 2016 Forecast: Mosaic’s Performance Beats Forecasts
- China’s Impact on Commodity Prices: Is it Really Real?
- Danakali Submitted a Mining License Application for Eritrea’s Colluli
- New Study: The Growing Role of Fertilizer in Vietnam’s Agriculture
- IEA’s Chief Says Oil Prices Depend on Global Growth
- Russia vs. OPEC: Battle for Market Share and Oil Production
- PotashCorp on the Lookout to Buy Stakes in “Strategic” Companies
- Saudis Refuse China’s Requests for More Oil
- The York Potash Mine Reaching a Decisive Point
- K+S on Track to Start Production in 2016 at its New Saskatchewan Mine
- Fertilizer Trade Thrives along Syria-Turkey Helping ISIS Build Bombs
- M&A Activity in Commodity Sector Likely on Rise due to Low Prices
- Saudi Arabia Looks to China as U.S. Imports Fall
- A New Organic Fertilizer Launched by BioWorks
- Hiring Practices at the Construction of an Iowa Fertilizer Plant in Accordance with Law
- India’s Agriculture Ministry to Send Fertilizer to Eastern State of Odisha
- China Expected to Buy More Crude This Year
- Canpotex Finalizes a Deal to Supply Potash to India
- Ethiopia’s Danakhil Project More Promising than Thought
- Oil Prices Hit a 2015 High as Libyan Production Declines
- Potash to Help Saskatchewan’s Economy Grow despite Slowdown in Energy Sector
- Uralkali to Supply 800,000 Tons of Potash to India by March 2016
- European Union to Supply Natural Gas from Turkmenistan by 2019
- Breaking the Spell of Africa’s “Resource Curse”
- PotashCorp Reporting Its Record 2015’s 1Q Earnings
- China’s Demand for Commodities on Rise Despite Economic Slowdown
- China’s Solar Energy Giant Set to Expand
- Bioenergy Push Leading to Massive Land Footprint
- Steep Profit for India’s Biggest Energy Explorer
- Ferrex Finds Iron Ore in Gabon
- Low Market Volatility of Crude Oil to Continue
- A Full Circle for Trade Winds and Morocco’s Phosphate
- Areva Inks Uranium Deal with Niger
- Poland’s Plan for Anti-Russia Gas Coalition Gaining Ground
- A ‘Green Light’ for Thermo-Chemical Storage Technologies
- Re-designing the European Climate and Energy Policies post-2020
- US CF Industries Inc. Sells Phosphate Business to Mosaic for $1.4 billion
- NGO Points Out Commercial “Gas Flaring”
- Moscow and Beijing Agree on a €300-billion Gas Deal
- Phosphorus Market to Grow 2.4 % for next 5 Years
- Russia-China Presidential Talks: Gas Deal Looming
- Coal Usage on Rise as ETS Fails
- Europe Needs to Break its Dependence on Fossil Fuels
- Phosphate Prices Expected to Rise in the Long Run
- Longreach Oil Company Finds Gas in Morocco
- Pacific’s Salish Sea Seen as Fossil Fuel Paradise
- Electricity to Rival Oil in the 21st Century
- Tackling Africa’s Fertilizer Challenge
- US National Climate Assessment: Challenges to Energy Infrastructure
- Turkey Mine Blast: Over 200 dead and hundreds trapped
- EU Energy Security: Putting Eggs into More Baskets
- European Expertise to Boost Indonesia’s Geothermal Energy Sector
- Polish Company to Enhance Phosphate Output in Senegal
- Final Push to Approve Keystone XL Pipeline?
- Russian Phosagro Merges Subsidiaries to Cut Costs
- Estonia’s Become the 29th Member of International Energy Agency
- Namibia’s Marine Phosphate Mining Not Sustainable
- Chevron Looking for Shale Gas in Romania
- G7: Energy Should Not be Used As a Means of Political Coercion
- Turkey’s Energy Strategy and its Role in the EU’s Southern Gas Corridor
- China More Environmentally Conscious than the West?
- Natural Gas Logs Growth in Prices, Oil Stagnates
- China Bets on Nuke Power to Meet Rising Energy Demand
- EuroChem Invests US $7 Bln in Two New Potash Mines
- Canada Sells India and Bangladesh Potash
- Africa’s Next Challenge: Electricity Access
- Namibia’s Moratorium on Off-Shore Phosphates Project
- DRC Has One of Largest Gold Mines in Africa
- Global Phosphate Fertilizers Demand Grows 3.2 PC Annually
- General Electric to Buy France’s Alstom for $17 billion
- Ethiopia Wants to Produce Its Own Fertilizers
- US Farmers Expect Lower Fertilizer Prices in 2014
- Petrokimia Building Ammonia & Urea Plant
- Indonesia to Open Phosphoric Acid Plant in East Java
- Mali’s ‘Africa-Only’ Phosphate Mine Built by Morocco
- Alfonso Cuaron Challenges Mexico’s Energy Reforms