Oil extended a decline on the prospect a cease-fire in the Middle East will ease tensions and as signs of elevated inflation weigh on the outlook for US demand ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting.
Oil held its biggest drop in almost two weeks as discussions on a possible cease-fire in the Middle East reduced the risk premium for crude.
Oil fell as signs of progress toward a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas reduced crude’s geopolitical risk premium.
Asian nations are set to dominate global polyolefins capacity additions by 2030
Honeywell expands technology portfolio to help meet growing demand for renewable jet fuel
Public-private energy partnerships critical to hit global net zero targets, says former head of IEA
Deploying computational chemistry to speed up the energy transition
Senate Passes Russian Uranium Import Ban, Sending to Biden
Texas Utility Makes Case Pipelines Set ‘Unconscionable’ Prices
Gas Prices Are Putting Washington’s Boldest Climate Policy at Risk
PG&E in Talks with KKR to Sell Minority Stake in Power Unit
Ebara Elliott Energy offers a range of products for a sustainable energy economy
Essar outlines how its CBM contribution is bolstering for India’s energy landscape
Positioning petrochemicals market in the emerging circular economy
Navigating markets and creating significant regional opportunities with Spectrum
Back To Top