Global hydrogen demand market will rebound by 2022
Tuesday, 26 January 2021
In 2020, due to the global epidemic, global hydrogen demand has declined, but analysts expect that global hydrogen demand will rebound rapidly due to increased government support and help to expand production capacity. Zane MacDonald, chief energy transformation analyst of energy information analysis company hydrogen and alternative transportation, said on the 19th at an online
Half of the earth’s capacity to absorb anthropogenic emissions
Thursday, 21 January 2021
According to the recent publication of progress in science, the US research team has found that in the past few decades, the earth’s biosphere has absorbed more carbon than it has released, but this trend is slowing down and may even reverse. The earth is on the brink of a lethal “tipping point” for climate
Asia’s coal power sector is less attractive to investment
Thursday, 14 January 2021
Recently, oil price.com pointed out that with the implementation of clean energy policies by governments and the acceleration of energy transformation, the attraction of Asian coal power industry to investment is rapidly decreasing. According to the financial times, Vietnam, Indonesia, the Philippines and Bangladesh canceled coal-fired power projects with a total installed capacity of 45
Russia plans to double its coal exports to China
Thursday, 07 January 2021
Russia plans to deepen relations with China by expanding energy exports. Russia will launch new joint ventures and pipeline projects to deliver coal, natural gas and petrochemicals to China, the world’s largest energy consumer. In addition, Russia also plans to double its coal exports to China, which is enough to replace Australia’s exports to China.
The development of carbon neutral and green finance is accelerated
Thursday, 31 December 2020
“China’s carbon dioxide emissions will strive to reach the peak by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.” With the proposal of China’s goal of carbon peak and carbon neutralization, the development of green finance business including carbon finance will usher in great opportunities. The fourth quarter 2020 regular meeting of the monetary policy committee
The global oil supply pool will change rapidly next year
Friday, 25 December 2020
According to foreign news on December 24, global oil demand in 2021 is expected to rebound from the lowest point of the anti epidemic blockade, but the surge of crude oil in the Middle East and the strong growth of biofuels will have an impact on global crude oil and refiners. In order to promote
Nanjing Shunxiang Pharmaceutical Technology Co., Ltd. presents in CPHI China 2020!
Friday, 18 December 2020
On December 16, 2020, the three-day CPHI China 2020 and the 15th world pharmaceutical machinery, packaging equipment and materials China (p-mec China) continued their brilliant journey and opened in Pudong New International Expo Center in Shanghai! The exhibition attracted 2100 + well-known brands to participate in the exhibition, and the museum was full of people.
Adjustment plan of major global oil production
Friday, 04 December 2020
On November 30 local time, the organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) held a video conference to discuss the scale of oil production reduction next year, but the meeting failed to reach a final decision on that day. The analysis suggests that novel coronavirus pneumonia impact on the world is weakening the global crude oil
Recovery of global economy and recovery of commodity market
Thursday, 26 November 2020
Recently, driven by such factors as the expected recovery of the global economy, the international commodity market has warmed up, industrial products such as crude oil, basic metals and iron ore have gradually strengthened, and safe haven assets such as precious metals and US bonds have fallen. As of 17:00, November 25, Beijing time, NYMEX
Indian government supports local solar energy
Wednesday, 18 November 2020
India’s Ministry of Finance recently announced production related incentives to encourage companies that want to manufacture solar photovoltaic modules and batteries in India. The incentives apply to India and to foreign companies that want to open stores in India. The Indian government will provide 45 billion rupees (US $605 million) for solar photovoltaic modules and