Cleveland Potash Mine near Redcar, one of Europe’s deepest potash mines, is about to lose further 140 jobs due to challenging market conditions and especially
Category: Europe
Market Analysis by PotashCorp: This Year’s Potash Prices Are at the Bottom
$219 is the price that Chinese customers will pay for potash from the Belarusian state-producer Belaruskali. The price that is 30 percent lower than last
Britain’s BP Likely to Cut its Investment Budget
Britain’s oil giant BP has published its second-quarter profits revealing that they plummeted by 45 percent as the global oil oversupply had dragged revenue and
Market Report: Shell’s Sale Plan to Be Delayed Due to Brexit
Royal Dutch Shell’s CEO, Ben van Beurden, informed investors that the European Union could slow its $30 billion asset sale plan in the wake of
“Brexit Effect” on PotashCorp
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has left global markets in turmoil including potash markets. Brexit has led to a major sell-off as investors
Ukraine in Talks with Gazprom: Eying the Russian Gas for Winter 2016/2017
Ukraine’s Naftogaz has started talks with Gazprom regarding gas supplies for the second half of 2016 and the first quarter of 2017. Given the annexation
EU Parliament Demands a Halt of Nord Stream Project
The European Parliament criticized on Monday (9 May) the planned Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project, leading from Russia to Europe, with many Members of
Global Bio Fertilizer Market 2016-2020 Report: Organic Farming Poised to Grow
The report “Global Biofertilizer Market 2016-2020” estimates that global bio fertilizer market will grow at a CAGR of 13.90 percent by 2020 thanks to increasing
Yara Anticipates Europe’s Fertilizer Demand to Pick Up
Yara International, a Norwegian fertilizer company, said it hoped that the nitrogen fertilizer purchases by European farmers would recover despite a weak start to this
Norway’s Yara to Benefit from Cheap Energy
Fertilizer producer Yara International said on Thursday (21 April) that its first-quarter earnings were stronger than expected, while also hinting that lower energy costs in