Interest in low carbon hydrogen growing
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    With global leaders in search of energy solutions that help achieve decarbonisation and enhance energy security, the global hydrogen energy transition market seems to be on track to becoming a major global energy source in its own right with the fuels use gathering momentum. Interest in low carbon hydrogen as a way to accelerate the
    Oil Prices Potentially Set Up for Sizzling Summer
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    As they strain to restore oil production, OPEC and its allies are being left with a diminishing buffer of spare supplies — potentially setting up crude prices for a sizzling summer. With depressed investment and internal unrest hobbling coalition members from Nigeria to Russia, the task of satisfying the vigorous recovery in world fuel consumption
    U.S. Oil Market Braces for a $4.6 Billion Wave of Selling
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    U.S. oil futures are trading above $75 but the yearly reshuffling of billions of dollars of commodity investments are about to trigger a sharp bout of selling. Every January, the world’s two biggest commodities indexes — the GSCI Index and the Bloomberg Commodities Index — reset, spurring a raft of inflows and outflows across commodity
    A Look At Big Oil’s Spending Plans For 2022
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    Mounting uncertainty about the energy transition keeps oil and gas companies from spending more Strategic choices in investment in clean energy solutions, responding to the pressure to decarbonize, and portfolio repositioning will be next year’s key themes for all oil and gas companies WoodMackenzie: Companies will allocate more capital to upstream decarbonisation The global upstream
    Global Oil And Gas Discoveries Set To Hit 75-Year Low In 2021
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    Global oil and gas discoveries in 2021 are on track to hit their lowest full-year level in 75 years should the remainder of December fail to yield any significant finds, Rystad Energy analysis shows. As of the end of November, total global discovered volumes this year are calculated at 4.7 billion barrels of oil equivalent
    IEA: Omicron Impact Aside, Oil Supply Set to Top Demand
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    A surge in COVID-19 cases and the emergence of the Omicron variant will dent global demand for oil, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Tuesday, but the broader picture is one of increasing output set to top demand this month and soar next year. “The surge in new COVID-19 cases is expected to temporarily
    Natural Gas Markets To See Very Volatile 2022
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    Global natural gas prices are set for another year of volatility, following 18 months of swings from record lows to record highs. As natural gas demand started to rebound this summer amid depleted stocks in Asia and Europe following a long and cold winter, prices skyrocketed in the autumn to record highs. This forced gas-intensive
    Recent legislation would reduce the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    On Tuesday, November 23, the White House announced plans to make 50 million barrels of crude oil available to the market through a combination of exchanges and accelerating previously announced sales. With these sales and several other legislated drawdowns, SPR inventories could decline from 618 million barrels (as of October 1, 2021) to about 314
    OPEC considers lowering production to account for oil reserve releases
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    OPEC and its allies may re-evaluate plans for reviving oil supplies if the world’s four largest consuming countries go ahead with a co-ordinated release of their strategic petroleum reserves. India became the latest major consumer to contemplate deploying its stockpiles, potentially assisting the U.S., Japan in a move to dampen the inflationary threat of higher
    EU Softens Towards Natural Gas In Energy Transition
		Saturday, 29 October 2022
		
	
	
    The European Union will likely include natural gas in its energy transition plans as some member states that are heavily reliant on coal at the moment would need an “intermediary stage”, the head of the EU green deal team Frans Timmermans said, as quoted by Bloomberg. “We will have to also invest in natural gas
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