China's electricity consumption, an indicator of economic activity, rose 8.5 percent year-on-year to 448.5 billion kilowatt-hours in November. According to data from the National Energy Administration on Saturday, China's total power ...
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The cost of fossil fuel imports will stabilize, and may become cheaper, benefiting both China and Japan, amid increased energy exports from the US, said Yukari Yamashita, a director with Japan's Institute of Energy Economics on Thursday. ...
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Despite improved energy efficiency and expenditure on renewable energy sources, the use of fossil fuels globally is expected to remain dominant, an International Energy Agency (IEA) expert said Wednesday in Vienna. Fatih Birol, IEA Chief ...
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China's net oil imports are very likely to exceed those of the US by October this year on a monthly basis and by 2014 on an annual basis, making China the largest net oil importer in the world, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) ...
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According to a report by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE), in the past 12 months mining and energy projects worth A$150 billion have been delayed or cancelled in Australia. The report also indicated that the ...
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The Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) has revised its estimations for Australian nickel production in 2012-13. According to the latest estimates, world refined nickel production increased to around 1.7 million mt in ...
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The Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) has revised its estimate for Australia's metallurgical coal exports for 2013 to 158 million mt, around the level of exports prior to the 2011 Queensland floods, up nine percent ...
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The prospects for Australia's biggest commodities export continue to worsen in the eyes of forecasters, with the federal government's forecaster wiping $66 billion from expected iron ore export revenue out to 2016-17 and leading global ...
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According to the Quarterly Resources and Energy report released by the Australian Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) on March 20, Australia's iron ore exports in 2013 are forecast to increase by 12 percent year on year to 554 ...
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Only a change in the price formation mechanism will reflect the current supply-demand situation for LNG in Asia, not just a bid to reduce the price level, Jonathan Stern, professor at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, said at a ...
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Asia will become the second-largest global natural gas market after North America by 2015 with annual demand rising to 790 billion cubic meters, the International Energy Agency said in a report released Tuesday. "Asia is already home to ...
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According to the latest'Resources and Energy Quarterly'report from Australia's Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics,World steel consumption will jump around 4%to 1.55 billion tonnes in 2013. Usage in China is also forecast to increase ...
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(China Glass Network)Recently,Ministry of Finance,Ministry of Science&Technology and National Energy Administration issued"Notice about Golden Sun Demonstration Work"(hereafter referred to as"Notice")to speed up the application of ...
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Despite a tough time for the global resources sector over the past 12 months due to plunging commodities prices and ailing Chinese demand, Australia's iron ore exports are believed to have risen by 10% YoY in 2012 with more substantial ...
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Bloomberg quoted Treasurer Mr Wayne Swan before a government report on gross domestic product this week said that growth in Australia, the world's biggest exporter of iron ore and coal, may have slowed last quarter as commodity prices fell. ...
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