Bangladesh tragedy shines spotlight on LNG shipbreaking safety
By 46 min ago 2 min read Safety procedures are under the spotlight in Bangladesh following the death of nine workers exposed to toxic gas at an LNG shipbreaking yard.…
AWG appoints Vice-President of Operations for the North Region
By 51 min ago 2 min read North Carolina-based independent gas and welding distributor American Welding & Gas (AWG) has appointed Sean Bruckner as Vice-President of Operations for the North…
Tencent drives carbon utilisation ‘out of the lab’
By 4 min ago 3 min read Chinese multinational tech firm Tencent is bringing carbon utilisation ‘out of the lab’ and into everyday markets, according to a wide-ranging update coinciding…
US CO2 Outlook Report H1 2026
US CO2 Outlook Report H1 2026 By 43 min ago 1 min read The US CO₂ market enters the second half of 2026 with resilience intact amid persistent structural uncertainty.…
South Africa’s Top Court Blocks Shell Wild Coast Exploration
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has blocked Shell-led exploration along the country’s Wild Coast, adding another legal setback to an offshore sector already struggling to keep pace with neighboring Namibia. The…
U.S. West Coast Refiners Tap Malaysian Supply
A cargo of fuel oil from Malaysia is making its way to a refinery on the U.S. West Coast in the first such shipment in three years as global supply…
Chevron strikes oil and gas in Angola’s Block 0, eyes tieback development
(WO) — Chevron has made an oil and gas condensate discovery in Block 0 offshore Angola, encountering more than 300 ft of net pay as the company continues to expand…
Kazakhstan Accuses Big Oil of $10.7 Billion Corruption in Kashagan Oil Project
Kazakhstan has alleged in a confidential arbitration case that some of the biggest international oil firms that have developed the giant Kashagan oilfield awarded $10.7 billion worth of contracts with…
India’s Coal Demand Set to Hit 1.6 Billion Tons by 2030
India’s coal demand is set to jump to 1.6 billion tons in 2030, from about 1.2 billion tons now, due to higher electricity generation and industrial activity, Indian Coal Secretary…
Hormuz Crisis Pushes Asian Refiners Toward U.S. Oil
North Asian refiners have increased buying activity to secure U.S. crude oil supply as an alternative to the Middle Eastern crude that may not make it outbound from the Strait…
