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In today's meeting of the National People’s Congress, China announced slower growth this year, with its gross domestic product (GDP) growth targeted at a range of 6 to 6.5% in 2019.
Proposals to build a German LNG import terminal have gathered momentum. Does the country need its own supply of LNG?
Refinery capacity is expected to continue growing in the medium term, but the pace of growth is expected to slow down considerably. Capacity additions are mainly from crude-to-chemicals projects, which aim to maximise naphtha production to meet the increasing petrochemical feedstock demand.
Rumours of a ban on Australian thermal coal to China swept through the thermal coal market early March while in late February five north-eastern ports in China implemented changes to clearance procedures for Australian thermal coal. One thing appears certain - Chinese demand for Australian thermal coal has been significantly impacted, at least in the short-term. Even if an outright ban is not implemented, a three-month customs clearance time will significantly increase the cost and increase the risk associated with Australian thermal cargoes.
Having attended many APPEA events in the past, this was the first time renewable energy sources - hydrogen in particular - were put under the spotlight.
We’ve identified a potential US$32 billion worth of assets that could change hands in the next few years. Many of these deals are long in the planning and reflect wider trends in the Australian and global upstream sectors. We’ve bucketed our pick of the deals into three key themes.
I’ll bet that if you ask anyone with an interest in the global upstream M&A if they could name the top three spenders through the first half of 2019, they would struggle to name the third. The easy one is Occidental (Anadarko), second place is Total through its acquisition of Anadarko’s African assets. But who was the third largest acquirer by spend in H1 2019?
Can big players in the Carnarvon Basin lose the ego and play nice for the greater good of Australian LNG?
Russia is a major energy exporter and a key player in the global energy market. Despite its 6.5 million barrels per day of refining capacity, its critical role in the global refining industry is not often recognised. Alan Gelder explains Russia's role and influence in the global energy market.
Simon Flowers' perspective on the growth of electric vehicles, the growing role of the US in global LNG markets, and more.
Alan Gelder looks at the ways in which US tight oil has revolutionised the global oil market. This article first appeared on Forbes.com on September 27, 2018.
Dr Yury Sentyurin. Secretary General of the GECF, cautions against relying on gas-on-gas pricing in this interview with LNG Research Manager Edward Gomersall.
The spotlight fell on the refining sector in 2015 as the oil price collapsed and oil demand surged, resulting in a record year for global refining margins. How long can this picture of rude health continue?
Exploration in Western Australia has produced a result no one expected - a large commercial oil find, Australia's largest this century. The discovery is significant for block partners Quadrant and Carnarvon, but how they will monetise it remains to be seen. Senior Research Analyst for Oceania Upstream, Daniel Toleman, explores the options and outcomes.
This week’s results announcements from the big oilfield services (OFS) companies show that the market may be turning very quickly.
Kelly Cui, our expert in CTO, explains how this emergent technology could transform global olefins and olefins derivatives trade by enabling China to become more self sufficient in ethylene, propylene and butadiene.
On 1 July 2017, the Australian government implemented its gas export restrictions policy, which presents a number of potential unintended consequences for Australia.
Steve Zinger assesses changing investment patterns of US chemicals companies in a major article by the Wall Street Journal. He evaluates how global ethylene consumption is growing and explores the drivers for this from a low gas price to new and plentiful sources of supply in North America.
Dr Pieterjan Van Uytvanck reviews the outlook for sustainable polyester markets in his recent blog.
Downstream continues to demonstrate robust financial performance while upstream struggles.
The new mining code may become effective in less than four months, meaning extra costs for local mining companies.
In Norway, interest in the sector is still high, but in the UK, the lowest number of exploration wells for 50 years and another 20% drop in capex point to a deeper malaise.
Amidst a growing market glut, attention has turned to the short-term costs to keep existing projects running at all.
The mood at the recent CWC event was optimistic — with good reason. What were the five big takeaways from the event?
On 01 June 2017, President Trump took the first step on the road to reconsidering the best way to meet our climate challenges.
Although the plan provides comfort to local citizens and international buyers, it also raises questions for oil sands asset owners and investors.
So has the industry finally reversed the long trend of opex inflation? Well, yes and no.
The last few years have been all about managing down the costs base, resulting in diminished capacity, and laying the foundations of the recovery.
A government can’t influence the geological potential of the areas they offer, so they need to be aware of how the industry perceives the areas offered. How good are the rocks?
New projects in countries that impose a high fiscal burden appear significantly less competitive in the corporate portfolio.
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