Argentina's inflation ticked down to an annual 33.5pc in August, after two consecutive increases, the statistics agency Indec reported Thursday.
The European Commission may propose country-specific targets for emissions cuts from carbon removals in an energy package expected "by the end of the year", according to Christian Holzleitner, head of ...
"High client demand" was behind Leipzig-based power exchange EEX's decision to launch battery-focused Top-to-Bottom (TBx) futures, EEX chief executive Tobias Paulun told Argus today on the sidelines ...
Opec has downgraded its global oil demand growth forecast for this year for a fifth month in a row but again raised its projection for next year.
Rising German temperatures and air-conditioning growth are lifting summer power demand and could support German summer 2027 ...
Last month was the hottest August globally on record, and tied with July 2023 as the joint-hottest month recorded, data from EU earth-monitoring programme Copernicus show.
Saudi Arabian fertilizer producer Sabic AN's board has signed off on a final investment decision (FID) for its new 2.6mn t/yr urea facility, with commercial production set for the fourth quarter of ...
The European Commission may discontinue binding national targets for renewable hydrogen in the next iteration of its Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and could instead propose an indicative EU-wide ...
Central Europe's bitumen surplus could widen in the coming weeks as weak demand and a potential increase in Polish supply outweigh planned export cuts from the Czech Republic.
Chinese green methanol producer Goldwind Green Energy achieved a successful trial run at its 250,000 t/yr biomethanol unit in Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia, this week, producing biomethanol that ...
Australia has softened its plans to mandate supply of gas equal to 20pc of LNG exports into the domestic market, with draft laws indicating the government will instead target reserving "up to 20pc" of ...
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that global oil prices are unlikely to stabilize until after the 3 November midterm congressional elections.