China ramps up hydrocarbon purchases
China last year boosted its purchases of liquefied natural gas from abroad by 12 % — with increases of 7% and 5 % for oil and gas.
20.01.2021
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Posts in category: News from the fuel and energy sector
A city with neither cars nor roads – dream or new reality?
Saudi Arabia plans to create a completely “green”, environmentally clean high-tech city with neither cars nor roads.
18.01.2021
Rae Kwon Chung: Russia has potential to become hydrogen exporter
Russia has enormous potential to become an important exporter of hydrogen in the event of a gradual elimination of carbon emissions by the world economy, the chairman of the Global Energy Prize International Award Committee said.
17.01.2021
The coal industry will thrive
There are good prospects for a coal industry that remains efficient despite the economic crisis linked to the COVID pandemic and the announced transition to carbon-free energy sources, Russia’s Deputy Energy Minister Anatoly Yanovsky said.
16.01.2021
Russia’s biggest wind farm begins operations in southern region
Russia’s biggest wind farm, the Kochubeyevskaya wind power station in Stavropol region, has started supplying power and electricity capacity to the wholesale market, according to Novawind, the wind power division of Rosatom, Russia’s nuclear power authority.
15.01.2021
A positive New Year note – oil and gas prices on the rise
Oil and gas prices have steadily risen since the New Year. In January alone, the price of North Sea Brent rose from $49 a barrel to $57.30.
14.01.2021