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Africa: Nigerian militants threaten to bring oil industry to its knees

Nigeria's main militant group has intensified attacks on oil installations in the southern Niger Delta and threatened Monday to bring the industry to its knees. In an e-mailed statement, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) denied claims by the military and ...

Europe: EU chemical trade surplus with US up by nearly 10% in first half

The European Union's chemical sector increased its trade surplus with the US in the first six month of this year by almost 10% from the previous year, although trans-Atlantic chemical exports grew less than exports from the whole manufacturing sector, data from statistics agency ...

Asia: Iran's OX exports into S Korea halted for 2 months post sanctions

Iran's orthoxylene exports into South Korea were completely halted for two consecutive months after South Korea announced new sanctions against 102 Iranian entities including Iran's Petrochemical Commercial Company, or PCC, data released this week by Korea Customs Service showed. ...

Americas: Indorama's US Invista deal provides chance for growth, better margins

The Indorama deal to buy Invista's US and Mexican PET plants for $420 million was called an "opportunity for growth," a company source said Monday. "These chances don't come around all the time and when assets come up for sale it's an opportunity to grow," the source said, noting ...

Americas: US gas prices set to crash without extreme cold this winter: bank

p>Despite the choppy nature of production data coming from the US government and producers, natural gas supplies will be 3 Bcf/d higher in 2011 and without extreme weather gas prices are "heading for another train wreck in 2011," investment bank Raymond James said Monday. Raymond ...

European MTBE factor continues lower on limited demand

The European MTBE factor continued to slip Monday, driven by lackluster demand and seller pressure despite continued tight supplies and a firm Asian market. The MTBE factor was assessed at 1.112, down versus Friday's level of 1.1160. This was equivalent to a fixed price of $856...

Asia: Australian miners hike spot coking coal offers ahead of talks

Chinese steel producers Tuesday reported higher spot offers by Australian producers, just a week before contract talks for the next quarter are due to begin. Platts reference prices were kept in check somewhat by end-user resistance to these offers and comparatively low cargo ...

Americas: Eastern coal markets find support from gas price direction

Over-the-counter eastern coal prices pushed higher on Monday, recovering losses posted Friday as natural gas futures managed to squeeze out marginal gains. Western coal prices on the other hand traded slightly lower or flat across the forward curve. Turnover in NYMEX look-alike ...

Asia: Vietnam's PV Gas share sale drawing tepid investor interest

The response of local Vietnamese and international investors to this week's stock offering by state-owned PetroVietnam subsidiary PV Gas is turning out to be less than enthusiastic, a senior consultant at a local securities company told Platts Tuesday. Only about two-thirds of ...

Europe: South Stream gas line total cost to exceed $13.6 bil

p>The total cost of the planned South Stream gas pipeline from Russia to Europe across the Black Sea is likely to be more than Eur10 billion ($13.6 billion), project head Marcel Kramer said Tuesday. "Let me repeat, total cost on- and offshore will no doubt exceed Eur10 billion," ...

Asia: India HPCL eyes new FCC startup at Mumbai refinery in Jan 2011

The expected commercial startup of a new fluid catalytic cracker at Indian state-owned refiner Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd.'s Mumbai refinery has been deferred by one month to January 2011, an industry source said Tuesday. Works on the new 1.4 million mt/year FCC at HPCL's 6.3 ...

Europe: Russian Dec oil export duty set at $41.61/b, ESPO duty at $14.4/b

p>Russia is set to raise the export duty on its main oil export blend, Urals, and other blends -- except those enjoying a more favorable tax regime such as ESPO -- to $303.80/mt or $41.61/barrel, from December 1, up 4.5% from November's $290.60/mt, reflecting an increase in the ...

China; S. China still second largest gasoil producer in Oct: NBS

South China was the second largest gasoil producer for the second consecutive month in October, producing 2.3-mil mt, sharply up 29.86% from a year earlier, showed data released by the National Bureau of Statistics. The region saw crude throughput surge after PetroChina brought ...

China; Independent refineries trim gasoil prices over expectation of increased supply, drops in crude

Independent refineries in Shandong Province and North China have trimmed gasoil prices modestly this week, due to expectation of larger supply from oil majors and recent drops in international crude benchmarks. Shandong independent refineries' ex-refinery price of minus-ten-pour...

China: Shandong Jinling Chemical to Construct a New PO Project in 2010-2012

Some reports said that Shandong Jinling Chemical Co., Ltd. planned to construct a new PO project with total investment of Rmb 352.64 million. Some relevant people from the company confirmed that the new PO project was in the process of environment impact assessment (EIA) while ...

Asia:Natural Gas opportunities beckon in Asia

Natural gas is a broken global market. For oil, there's enough import-export capacity worldwide that global prices tend to align closely. In natural gas, global markets are fragmented, leading to disparate pricing in different regions. Oil and Gas markets One of the implications ...

Middle East:Iran blames crude oil rally on falling dollar value

Iran believes the current market value for crude oil is based largely on a declining value of the U.S. dollar, Iran's governor to OPEC said. The 12 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries decided to leave production levels unchanged during their October ...

Europe:Gazprom finds its first North African gas

More than 2 million cubic feet of gas per day flowed from an exploratory well drilled in Algeria, Russian Energy Company Gazprom announced. Gazprom along with its Algerian partners at Sonatrach, the largest oil and gas company in Africa, announced they recovered 2.1 million cubic ...

Middle East:Pakistan oil, gas exploration remains inadequate

Energy starved Pakistan continued its dismal performance as far as oil and gas exploration is concerned, reports suggest. According to Pakistan Petroleum Limited, country s exploration and development activity remained subdued by the recent floods and prevailing circular debt ...

Europe:Hydrogen-powered cars key to emissions reduction

Hydrogen-powered-fuel-cell cars will play a key role in reducing the emissions of road transport in future, according to a European study. The study points out that fuel cell electric cars, battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids need to reach a considerable market ...
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