Petrochemicals
U.S.-Iran war still trails the 1979 oil shock by total losses
Unlike previous crises, the Iran war has simultaneously disrupted crude oil, natural gas, refined fuels and fertilizer supplies, exposing vulnerabilities created by decades of rising energy demand, globalized trade and the Middle East’s growing role as a supplier of finished fuels.
Nigeria becomes first OPEC member to join IEA as associate member
The move adds to the IEA's network a country of more than 240 MM people that is a major oil and gas exporter but still faces severe domestic energy challenges, including limited electricity access and reliance on polluting cooking fuels.
Saudi Aramco ramps up exports from Ras Tanura, switches to spot sales
Saudi Aramco resumed loadings from Ras Tanura, the world's largest oil port, on Friday after a halt of nearly four months.
INEOS Enterprises completes sale of INEOS Calabrian to Ecovyst
INEOS Calabrian has been part of INEOS Enterprises for the past decade and is a leading North American producer of ultra-pure sulfur dioxide and related derivatives used in mining, water treatment and specialty chemical applications.
- ACME signs 100,000-tpy green methanol offtake agreement with Mitsubishi Gas Chemical 7/6
- ADNOC launches global LNG marketing and trading platform 7/6
- OPEC+ to boost crude output, but can it deliver and who will buy? 7/6
- Ukraine strikes Russian oil refineries, oil terminal in Vysotsk 7/6
- South Korea's four oil refiners charged with price collusion 7/6
- World absorbs historic Iran war oil supply loss, but depleted stocks bring risks 7/6
