February 2017

China’s Sinochem in early talks to buy stake in Noble Group – sources

Noble Group looking to rejig business units By Anshuman Daga and Sumeet Chatterjee   SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, Feb 14 (Reuters) – China’s state-owned Sinochem is in early talks with Noble Group to buy an equity stake in the embattled trader, three sources familiar with the matter said, in a move that would help it gain access to […]

China’s Sinochem in early talks to buy stake in Noble Group – sources Read More »

Opinion: Milestones on the oil market’s road to rebalancing

Traders betting oil storage tanks will empty significantly during Q3 By John Kemp Crude oil stockpiles are expected to empty significantly during the third quarter as continued production restraint from OPEC interacts with the seasonal increase in consumption. OPEC and non-OPEC countries are committed to reducing production by an average of nearly 1.8 million barrels

Opinion: Milestones on the oil market’s road to rebalancing Read More »

Myth vs. fact on overturned US federal methane venting/flaring rule

Rule could have cost $1.26 billion to implement, according to study By Courtney Loper, EnergyInDepth Last week, the House of Representatives passed a resolution to overturn the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) duplicative and burdensome methane and flaring rule by a vote of 221-191. With the Senate set to take up the measure in the

Myth vs. fact on overturned US federal methane venting/flaring rule Read More »

Global biofuels production up to 67 Billion gallons in 2022 as next-gen tech kicks in

Advanced biofuels will nearly double in 5 years to 9.6 billion gallons per year New biofuel technology is finally starting to push aside traditional biofuels like first-generation biodiesel, according to Lux Research. New facilities based on non-food feedstocks and producing novel fuels account for over half of new capacity deployment for the first time in the

Global biofuels production up to 67 Billion gallons in 2022 as next-gen tech kicks in Read More »