Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 14 Brent crude oil futures: US$78.13/bbl, down 0.6 per cent, as of GMT 09:00, January 15 WTI crude oil futures: US$79.06, down 0.2 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 15 German power: €50.29/MWh, up 0.34 per cent Coal: €98.71/t, down 0.35 per cent …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 13 Brent crude oil futures: US$78.95/bbl, up 0.8 per cent, as of GMT 09:00, January 14 WTI crude oil futures: US$80.31, up 0.7 per cent, as of GMT 09:00, January 13 German power: €50.12/MWh, down 0.95 per cent Coal: €102.00/t, up 1.49 per cent …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 12 Brent crude oil futures: US$78.70bbl, down 0.5 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 13 WTI crude oil futures: US$80.08, down 0.9 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 13 German power: €50.60/MWh, down 1.46 per cent Coal: €100.50/t, down 1.47 per cent …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 11 Brent crude oil futures: US$80.60bbl, down 0.5 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 12 WTI crude oil futures: US$82.14, down 0.2 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 12 German power: €51.35/MWh, down 1.08 per cent Coal: €102.00/t, down 1.21 per cent …
Unless stated otherwise, all prices are for the close of January 8 Brent crude oil futures: US$82.13bbl, up 0.9 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 11 WTI crude oil futures: US$83.56, up 0.8 per cent, as of GMT 08:45, January 11 German power: €51.91/MWh, down 0.56 per cent Coal: €103.25/t, down 1.53 per cent …
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Russia has cut oil supplies to neighbouring Belarus in a dispute over tariffs, raising new concerns across Europe about the increasing dependence on Russian energy and the consequent political influence of the Kremlin. Russia has halted deliveries in Belarus on New Year’s Eve and a new round of negotiations this weekend between the two sides …
Oil has long been the mainstay of Norway’s energy market and has provided the country with considerable wealth. However, its oil reserves have passed their peak and today Norway prepares for a different future. Since the Ecofisk discovery of oil in the Norwegian maritime territory in 1969 and the subsequent production start two years later, …
The 19th world petroleum congress, held in Madrid, Spain, was attended by some of the oil industry’s top players and over 4300 delegates. A reporter for IFandP was also present and here summarises the key issues of debate.
The 19th World Petroleum Congress served as the venue for the presentation of both BP’s
Statistical Review of World Energy 2008 and the International Energy Agency’s five year oil forecast. Here we discuss the highlights from both these information-rich reports.
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08 Feb 2012
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The Bloomsbury Hotel, London, UK
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14 Feb 2012 to 16 Feb 2012
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Expo XX1, Warsaw, Poland
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05 Mar 2012 to 09 Mar 2012
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Hilton Americas, Houston, Texas, USA
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27 Mar 2012 to 29 Mar 2012
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Guoman Tower Hotel, London, UK
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