UK utility Centrica has signed a non-binding heads of agreement for 1mn t/yr of supply from Canada's proposed 12mn t/yr (1.6bn ft³/d) Ksi Lisims LNG export terminal in British Columbia, the companies ...

Three attacks on shipping in the strait of Hormuz have been reported today by the UK Maritime Trade Organization (UKMTO).

Host platform European Energy Exchange (EEX) will auction 293mn allowances issued under the new EU emissions trading system covering road transport and housing fuels (ETS 2) in 2027, according to the ...

US oil and gas activity increased in the third quarter even as firms grappled with ongoing price volatility linked to the Mideast conflict, according to a closely-watched energy survey from the ...

UAE-based Green Metals Industries (GMI) plans to develop an integrated steel, pipe and tube complex in Abu Dhabi's Kezad industrial zone that will produce specialty and alloy steel grades currently ...

Spain will extend tax relief on motor fuels until the end of the year and reintroduce safeguards against sharp rises in electricity and gas bills.

Sojitz Solvadis has acquired 100pc of French sulphur distributor Citis Group — including Citis SAS and Citis Forming SAS — from PFL Resources, the firm announced today.

The Danish government said today that it can demonstrate that the country will achieve its 2030 climate goal and is "clear" that it will also reach its 2035 target.

The Colombian government has initiated the revocation of the decree that established the regulatory framework for the country's carbon market, minister of environment Fabio Arjona said on 29 September ...

Planning authorities in Australia's New South Wales (NSW) state today approved a 19-year extension to the 26mn t/yr Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) thermal coal mining complex, clearing a key ...

Indian renewable ammonia developer AM Green has won the Asian lot in the second round of Germany's H2Global programme, with ammonia to be supplied from the second phase of its Kakinada project in ...

Here the Argus team looks at two key freight markets, iron ore and jet fuel, that have reached multi-year highs as even slight connections to the Mideast Gulf are now leading to rapid rises in costs.