Gazprom, the Russian energy corporation, recently set a new daily high for gas deliveries to China through its Power of Siberia pipeline. According to a statement on Gazprom’s Telegram channel:
Following the resurgence of China, the price of oil is projected to reach $90.
Major analysts have suggested that due to China’s recovery from years of Covid lockdowns, the price of oil may rise to nearly $90 a barrel this year.
China Plans For A UK Super Embassy In London
China purchased a huge 700,000-square-foot property worth £255 million in 2018. The former location of London’s Royal Mint is now a 70,000 sq. ft.
Europe’s Fossil Fuel Use Is Set to Plummet in 2023
As the European Union focuses on renewable energy sources to replace Russia’s energy supply, the amount of electricity generated from fossil fuels is expected to plummet.
The fourth day of oil drops due to China demand concerns
Oil lost more on Thursday as concerns about China’s renewed COVID curbs raised concerns about fuel consumption in the world’s largest crude importer.
Mystery leaks hit both Russian undersea gas lines, raising European suspicions
On Tuesday, European countries raced to investigate mysterious leaks in Russian gas pipelines that run under the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Denmark.
Germany’s massive energy relief package has been delayed 18 months
Direct relief was promised to households but is delayed by ‘chaotic records keeping.
Mysterious Russia burns $10m of gas per day in huge flare near Nord Stream 1
According to an analysis, Russia burns $10m (£8.4m), of gas per day at a plant close to its border with Finland.
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For the small caps the landscape this year has been brutal, governed by a liquidity crunch as investors hoarded cash in the wake of the Ukraine uncertainty, and as much
China’s July Russian coal imports to China are now at 5-year highs as the West rejects Moscow
China’s July coal imports from Russia rose 14% from one year ago to their highest level in at least five decades. This was because China purchased discounted coal, while Western
EU Nations Back 15% Gas-Cut Target
As the possibility of Russia’s complete cutoff grows, European Union countries have reached a political deal to reduce their gas consumption by 15% until next winter.
Gazprom declares force majeure over some gas supplies to Europe
According to Gazprom’s July 14 letter, Reuters saw Monday and found that Gazprom had declared force majeure over gas supplies to Europe to at most one major customer.