North Africa is slowly running out of electricity due to rapidly growing population and the fast-paced industrial and economic expansion. Analysts predict that this could
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Potash Market Update: Turkmenistan Launches Bid Process for Another Potash Plant
Turkmenistan has opened an international bid process for its second potash plant, aiming to expand more into the potash market. The first potash plant in
No Exception for Exxon to Drill in Russia as OPEC Extends Output Freeze
The Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has decided in favor of an oil output freeze extension. The cartel would extend the global deal to
Exxon Seeks Waiver from US Sanctions to Drill in the Black Sea
The American energy giant Exxon Mobil is trying to get a waiver from the US Treasury Department from the sanctions on Russia in a bid
Undaunted by the Oil Bust, American Shale Sector Attracts Investors
In the first quarter of this year, private equity funds raised almost $20 billion for ventures in the US energy sector – almost three times
Iowa’s Wever Fertilizer Plant Launching Production
Iowa-based fertilizer plant in Wever has just started production almost 4 and half a years after the ground for the construction was broken at the
Trump’s Big Move on Controversial Keystone Pipeline: Production Set to Start in Mid-May
The controversial Dakota Access Pipeline, a 1,886-km underground oil pipeline from North Dakota travelling south-east through South Dakota and Iowa to Illinois, will start interstate
A Remote Australian Potash Plant to Use Solar Energy
The remote West Australian potash mining company Agrimin Limited is planning to use solar thermal energy to power 70 percent of its operation. The Perth-based
Gensource Teams Up with India’s Essel Group to Build Potash Mine in Saskatchewan
A Saskatoon-based potash development company Gensource Potash Corp. is looking into disrupting the world’s fertilizer business, as it is one step closer to the completion
Qatar Re-Launches Development of the World’s Biggest Gas Field
Qatar has lifted a self-imposed ban on the construction of the world’s biggest natural gas field as it looks to see off an anticipated increase