Germany’s RWE Widens Global Search for LNG Supplies
Power producer expands talks for LNG beyond US and Qatar.
Germany Ramps Up Capacity for LNG Imports to Replace Russian Gas
North Sea port is designated as a hub as four FSRUs are secured.
US Refiners Receiving Last Russian Oil Cargoes Before Wind-down
The United States last month set an April 22 ban on imports of Russian crude and refined products.
Russian Oil Embargo Could Be Part of Next EU Sanctions Package, Ministers Say
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said that the hundreds of millions of euros being spent on importing oil from Russia needs to be "cut off" soon.
China Agrees with US to Release Oil Reserves near Lunar New Year
The release of crude stocks by China will occur around Lunar New Year, which falls on Feb. 1, the sources said.
How the US Can Leverage its Carbon Advantage Against Rivals Like China
A border carbon adjustment, like one included in a legislative proposal, might level the playing field for U.S. companies disadvantaged in global trade by climate regulations.
Saudi Arabia's Oil Exports Jump 123% to Over $16 Billion
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, was hit hard last year when oil prices plummeted.
Canada: Enbridge Line 5 Shutdown Could Undermine US Ties
Michigan set a May 12 deadline for Enbridge to shut down the crude oil pipeline.
COLUMN: US Crude Stocks Swell as Saudi Tankers Unload
If the increase is a one-off, it won’t affect a market that is quickly rebalancing.
Trump to Consider Halting Saudi Oil Imports, Says US Has ‘Plenty’
Some Republican lawmakers have asked president to block shipments under executive authority.