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Analysis: US Crude Exports Hit Record in September

Nov 8, 2016

US crude exports rose 35,000 b/d to a record 692,000 b/d in September after Brent's premium to WTI widened, an analysis of Census Bureau data released Friday showed. Brent's premium over WTI widened from 34 cents/b in May to average ...

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Dutch, German Natural Gas Prices Extend Falls on Weather, Oil

Dec 15, 2015

Dutch and German gas prices continued to slide Monday morning as weather forecasts remained mild and crude oil weakness weighed on the curve. By midday London time, Dutch TTF day-ahead slipped below Eur16.00/MWh, last trading 37.5 euro ...

Tags: Natural Gas, Oil, crude oil

US Refinery Margin Tracker: Unquenchable Gasoline Demand a Gift for US Refiners

Dec 15, 2015

Unseasonably strong gasoline demand is proving for US refiners to be the gift that keeps on giving this holiday season, as support from seasonal diesel demand is tamped down by record high temperatures across much of the US. Gasoline ...

Tags: gasoline, diesel, ULSD

Oct Brazilian Ethanol Exports to Europe Jump to Highest Monthly Total Since 2010

Nov 10, 2015

Brazil exported 46.9 million liters of ethanol to Europe in October, the most it had exported to the region on a monthly basis since October 2010, data from the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (SECEX) showed Monday. Of that total, 33.6 ...

Tags: ethanol, gasoline

Scania Has a History of 50 Years in China and Worldwide Recognition

Mar 19, 2015

Scania is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks and cfor heavy transport applications, and of industrial and marine engines. Core to Scania’s operations is to provide solid parts and service support as well as ...

Tags: Scania, trucks, heavy transport applications, buses

China's Declining Use of Coal May Be Felt From Australia to The United States

Mar 17, 2015

China's declining use of coal may be felt from Australia to the United States, especially the US state of Wyoming where coal is major part of the economy. Last week Premier Li Keqiang said China wanted to reduce its energy intensity ...

Tags: Metallurgy, coal, Coal Consumption

Australian Wine Export Achieved Great Success in 2014

Feb 5, 2015

Australia saw a rise of 1.9 per cent in both the volume and value of wine exports in 2014, according to the latest Wine Export Approval Report, released by the Australian Grape and Wine Authority (AGWA). Premium wine segments saw ...

Tags: wine exports, wine

Oil Industry Ride out a Further Price Slump to $25 a Barrel

Jan 20, 2015

Oil industry could ride out a further price slump to $25 a barrel since there is no sign within OPEC toward action to support oil prices. It shows that despite lobbying by Iran and Venezuela, there is little chance of collective action by ...

Tags: Oil industry, crude oil

Russian Gas Exports to Europe Via Ukraine Are Continuing

Jun 23, 2014

Russian gas exports to Europe via Ukraine are continuing as per normal at about 185 million cubic meters/d, despite an explosion Tuesday afternoon at a Ukrainian gas pipeline, Gazprom deputy chairman Vitaly Markelov said Wednesday. "Gas ...

Tags: Gas Exports, gas pipeline

Mild Winter Weather in Northwest Europe Has Boosted Demand for ETBE

Feb 7, 2014

Mild winter weather in Northwest Europe has boosted demand for ETBE -- a component used to make gasoline -- at a period when imports of the product into the region are seasonally low, supporting its premium over rival blending product MTBE, ...

Tags: ETBE, MTBE, Braskem

Workmen From an Indonesian Timber Company Fell a Tree with a Chainsaw

Jan 2, 2014

Deep in the forests of Borneo island, workmen from an Indonesian timber company fell a tree with a chainsaw, stick a red tag with a serial number onto it and attach a corresponding stub to the stump. This is all part of an arduous ...

Tags: Borneo island, Indonesian, timber, auditing process, illegal logging

The Textile Sector of Pakistan Has Chalked out a Long-Term Growth Plan for The Sector

Dec 13, 2013

In view of benefits expected to flow from the attainment of the Generalized System of Preference (GSP) Plus status from the European Union (EU), and strong positive trends in international market, the textile sector of Pakistan has chalked ...

Tags: Textile, cotton

EU Begins to Impose Punitive Tariffs on Friday on a Number of Chinese Solar Exports

Dec 10, 2013

As the EU begins to impose punitive tariffs on Friday on a number of Chinese solar exports, the world's largest solar market, which once fueled China's wild solar expansion, is now behind the industry's slim-down. The dust has finally ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, solar

Shipments of Coal on The US Great Lakes Increased 92,000 Tons Compared to a Year Ago

Nov 18, 2013

According to a release from the Lake Carriers’ Association (LCA) Wednesday, shipments of coal on the US Great Lakes totaled 2.8 million tons in October, an increase of 92,000 tons compared to a year ago. Shipments were up 135,000 tons ...

Tags: Coal Trade, Mineral

After Trade Disputes, Sales to New Markets Are Increasing Steadily

Nov 15, 2013

After trade disputes, sales to new markets are increasing steadily Chinese solar manufacturers are rapidly diversifying away from the shrinking United States and European Union markets to Japan, India and emerging economies such as ...

Tags: solar manufacturers, Energy

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