Shell Fails to Find Gas in Saudi Arabia
Royal Dutch Shell has returned empty handed from its exploration campaign targeting natural gas reserves in the deserts of Saudi Arabia. According to Andrew Brown,
Fertilizer Industry News: Emmerson, Phospholutions and Verdesian Life Sciences
EMMERSON, a British company whose primary focus is on developing the Khemisset Potash project located in Northern Morocco, intends to start the construction of an
UK Carbon Storage Project Gets 300 Mln Euro Funding
A UK carbon storage project that would support up to 2,000 jobs and provide clean electricity to more than 630,000 homes has received a 300
BHP Billiton Wants to Build Potash Export Facility in Canada
The Anglo-Australian mining company BHP Billiton mulls building a potash export facility for its Canadian Jansen project at Washington state’s Port of Vancouver. The Jansen
EU’s Structural Energy Funding to Broker 2030 Climate Goals
European structural funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy projects has gone up by 40 percent to approximately 38-39 billion EUR and could be used
Future of Tanzania’s Oil and Gas Revenues in Doubt
The expectations of the potential of natural gas in Tanzania have skyrocketed with many observers seeing natural gas to end aid dependency and fiscal troubles
Gulf Countries Fertilizer Output Up 4 pc in 2013
The fertilizer production of Arab Gulf countries has reached 42.7 million tons in 2013, a 4 pc increase from the previous year, while the global
Mining Sirius to use Polyhalite in Tanzania
UK based Sirius Minerals Company has signed an agreement with the Tanzanian government to support the introduction of its York Potash polyhalite into this African
Dealing with Egypt’s Energy Subsidy Monster
Mohamed Shoeib, CEO of the energy division at Citadel Capital, thinks that subsidies that countries like Saudi Arabia provide Egypt with are not a solution
Iron Giant Companies to Weather the Flood of Supply
Iron ore prices have gone down 30 percent since the beginning of this year, which has made some iron-centred firms cut down on their activity.
Siemens Makes World’s 1st Vegetable Oil Power Transformer
The German group Siemens has managed to make the world’s first power transformer, insulated and cooled using vegetable oil. The special feature of this environmentally