Application of China’s fuel oil futures price in overseas trade
Thursday, 01 April 2021
Recently, freepoint commodities Singapore PTE. Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of freibo group, one of the world’s leading fuel oil suppliers, and CHIMBUSCO International Petroleum (Singapore) Co., Ltd Pte.Ltd , China Merchants Energy Trading (Singapore) PTE. Ltd. and COFCO international freight SA signed the marine fuel oil supply contract based on the low sulfur fuel oil
Global oil demand is still recovering
Thursday, 25 March 2021
Although problems with the European vaccine program and slowing crude oil purchases caused futures prices to fall more than 7% last Thursday, data from around the world showed that demand was recovering steadily, albeit intermittently. A year ago, billions of people were trapped at home because of the epidemic, and idle jetliners were parked on
Oil demand will reach an all-time high in 2026
Thursday, 18 March 2021
Unless governments act quickly to meet climate targets, global oil demand will return to pre pandemic levels in two years and reach a record high in 2026, according to the International Energy Agency. The oil market and the world economy are recovering from a massive collapse in demand caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the IEA
Global energy transition needs metals and minerals
Thursday, 11 March 2021
According to a World Bank report, energy transformation requires 3 billion tons of metals and minerals. The report also noted that by 2050, demand for materials such as copper, lithium, cobalt and graphite would increase by 500 per cent. Some of these metals, copper, are already close to the supply less than demand. Copper prices
Global carbon emissions will rise further this year
Wednesday, 03 March 2021
On March 2, the International Energy Agency (IEA) issued a communique saying that global carbon emissions will rise further in 2021. The novel coronavirus pneumonia slowed down economic activity, and global carbon emissions decreased by 5.8% in 2020, but it began to rebound at the end of 2020. According to the communique, global carbon emissions
Rapid development of global hydrogen energy industry
Thursday, 04 February 2021
The global hydrogen industry will develop rapidly in 2020, especially the “green hydrogen” produced from renewable energy will become the preferred green fuel in the future. Statistics show that last year, the world announced a total of more than 150 billion US dollars of “green hydrogen” project. A few days ago, German Grand Falls Power
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.