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Jay Copan, Executive Director of LNG 17 and Senior Advisor to the American Gas Association, discusses the global market outlook for LNG in transportation and what it will take to drive the industry forward, as will be discussed at LNG 17.
The American Petroleum Institute is appealing the E15 decision to the US Supreme Court.
A new report from the IEA Clean Coal Centre assesses the support mechanisms available for co-firing biomass at coal-fired power plants in the EU, the US, Australia and China.
Peter Kiernan, The Economist Intelligence Unit, UK, explains how Asian demand is driving LNG export projects around the world.
A new report from the IEA Clean Coal Centre analyses where and why coal can be lost along the coal supply chain from mine to power plant.
IOS InterMoor AS has secured a contract from ENI Norge that will see it provide two complete mooring spreads at the Barents Sea’s first oilfield.
Jonathan Lane, head of consulting for power and utilities at GlobalData, asks: ”could a UK coal tax raise significant revenue, lower emissions and have no impact on prices?”
BHP Billiton becomes the latest mining major to announce a change at the top, as Marius Kloppers announces he will retire in May.
BHP Billiton has announced a substantial drop in profits in the six months to December 2012 as weak commodity prices continue to plague the mining industry.
US judges have approved Transocean’s US$ 1.4 billion settlements for criminal and civil charges relating to 2010’s Macondo oil spill.
Alistair Buchanan, head of the UK’s energy regulator, Ofgem, has warned that the UK could face a “rollercoaster” energy market in the years to 2020, with reserve margins becoming increasingly tight.
Coal Marketing Co., the exclusive carrier of coal from the Cerrejon mining operation in Colombia, has declared force majeure on 900,000 t of coal shipments due to ongoing industrial action.