Russian oil producers pulled out their first 42,000 barrels per day from the market last month under the OPEC production-cut deal, a bit lower than
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Morocco will start intervening to tame fuel prices starting in March after the margins of the major distributors such as Total Maroc and Vivo Energy
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A United Nations report says that Eritrea’s Danakali Colluli potash project has the potential to boost the economy of the country that was removed from
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New digital technology has helped discover more than 1.5 billion barrels of crude oil in the North Slope, a region in the US state of
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US Sanctions Venezuela’s State-Run Oil Giant PDVSA
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PolyNatura to Develop a Potash Mine in New Mexico to Produce Polyhalite-Based Organic Fertilizer
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Greening Africa: Eritrea’s Colluli Project Closer to Development
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Supply Security of Critical Metals: How to Tackle China’s REE Monopoly
In September 2010, China stopped all exports of rare-earth elements (REE) and associated products to Japan, depriving Japanese industry of essential materials for its production.
Khemisset Update: Emmerson Upbeat About Africa’s Hottest New Potash Project
The London-listed potash development company Emmerson has confirmed potential at Moroccan based project, as it is speedily moving forward with the development of its 100%-owned