The Russian Pipeline Conundrum: Denmark Wedged Between Friends and Foes
Denmark is under pressure to decide whether a new Russian pipeline supplying gas to Germany can be constructed near its Baltic coast. Copenhagen does not
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
Market Update: Azerbaijan in Talks to Join OPEC, Following Energy-Rich Sub-African Countries
Azerbaijan is in talks to join the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) as the cartel is looking to bolster its position against the backdrop
A Forgotten Reserve: Michigan Potash Could Be Worth $65 Billion
An almost forgotten reserve of potash located in north-central Michigan could be worth $65 billion and contribute to the state’s economy. The potash is rich
Saudis Scale Back on Public Listing of Giant Aramco
Saudi Arabia is taming its ambitions for a public offering for its oil company Aramco. The country has decided to move ahead with a listing
Market Update: Iran Doubles Gas Production at the World’s Largest Field
Iran has almost doubled its gas output at South Pars, the world’s largest gas field, in 2017. Gas production at South Pars went up from
Congo Versus Multinationals: Congo Emboldened in Managing its Cobalt Wealth
President of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Joseph Kabila, met with the most powerful executives of the global mining industry after he had proposed changes
Expert Analysis: Cybersecurity in the Energy Sector and Transatlantic Cooperation
The speeding up of the digitization of energy sector has brought about many economic benefits such as greater efficiency and greater rationalization of energy consumption.
Mexico’s Front-Runner Presidential Candidate Seeks the Closure of Oil Sector
Andres Manuel López Obrador, the front-runner in the upcoming Mexican presidential election, is seeking to revamp the country’s newly opened energy sector. He has rattled
Novel Material ‘Graphene’ Developed as a More Environmentally Friendly Fertilizer
More environmentally friendly fertilizers with reduced costs for farmers are being developed by researchers at Australia’s leading University of Adelaide. To achieve the desired outcome,
Expert Analysis: Reforming Ukraine’s Energy Sector – Critical Unfinished Business
Ukraine is among the least energy-efficient countries in Europe. Its economy is two to three times more energy intensive than that of its EU neighbors