09 March 2021 India's February air passenger traffic growth slows India's air passenger traffic in February fell by 37pc from a year earlier and was near flat against January, as higher fuel prices and the end of the festival period weighed on activity. Filter: Oil products Asia-Pacific More filters
09 March 2021 Courts clear way for Cairn to seize Indian assets UK independent Cairn Energy can now seize assets owned by the Indian government in foreign countries after courts in the US, UK, Canada, France and Netherlands recognised an international arbitration ruling. Filter: Crude oil Asia-Pacific More filters
09 March 2021 Covid-19 restrictions limit south China's LPG demand Measures to contain new outbreaks of Covid-19 before the lunar new year have limited a recovery in LPG demand across south China's industrial heartlands. Filter: LPG/NGL Asia-Pacific More filters
09 March 2021 Japan ammonia fuel demand to hit 5mn t/yr in 2030: CFAA Japanese demand for fuel-use ammonia could rise to 5mn t/yr in 2030 as the country accelerates technology development and pushes ammonia use in power generation to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, executive vice president of Clean Fuel Ammonia Association (CFAA) Shigeru Muraki told Argus in an inter Filter: Coal Power Emissions Fertilizer Natural gas/LNG Asia-Pacific More filters
08 March 2021 US refiner post-storm restarts edge forward US refiners continued restart work nearly a month after severe winter weather that cut national crude processing by the largest volume in decades. Filter: Crude oil Oil products North America More filters
08 March 2021 US in 'no rush' to lift sanctions on Venezuela President Joe Biden's administration has no immediate plans to relax the sanctions pressure against Venezuela's oil sector, despite doubts about its effectiveness and humanitarian drawbacks. Filter: Crude oil Latin America and Caribbean North America More filters
08 March 2021 Enegix unveils $5.4bn green hydrogen project in Brazil Australia's Enegix Energy reached an agreement with the Ceara state government to invest $5.4bn in a green hydrogen project that it says would be the largest of its kind in the world. Filter: Emissions Latin America and Caribbean More filters
08 March 2021 Chile’s AME set to build green hydrogen fuels plant Andes Mining and Energy (AME) plans to start construction in April on a methanol-to-gasoline pilot project in southern Chile using green hydrogen. Filter: Bioenergy Emissions Oil products Petrochemicals Latin America and Caribbean More filters
08 March 2021 US coking coal exports fall: Correction US coking coal exports fell to their lowest since August 2020 in January, as US suppliers focused on securing sales with Chinese buyers willing to pay a premium for US coals amid the ongoing unofficial ban on Australian coal. Filter: North America More filters
08 March 2021 Tariff discount unlikely to up Colonial shipping demand Colonial pipeline's tariff incentive for shipping large volumes of gasoline is unlikely to entice incremental volumes given the restrictive terms and a narrow arbitrage, according to market participants. Filter: Oil products North America More filters
08 March 2021 Rio Tinto to start producing tellurium in Utah UK-Australian mining firm Rio Tinto will build a plant to recover critical mineral tellurium at its Kennecott copper mine in the US state of Utah, strengthening the supply chain for advanced thin-film solar panels. Filter: Metals North America More filters
08 March 2021 China becomes S Africa’s largest coal market in Feb China usurped India as South Africa's largest coal export market last month, although railing difficulties cut overall shipments from Richards Bay. Filter: Coal Africa More filters
08 March 2021 Q&A: Ewaba expects higher waste-feedstock demand Argus spoke with Leonidas Kanonis, communications director at the European Waste-to-Advanced Biofuels Association (Ewaba), to discuss the development of the waste feedstocks market under the revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) and the potential impact of the European Commission's upcoming Re Filter: Bioenergy Europe More filters
08 March 2021 Petrobras to shut refinery unit through April Brazil's state-controlled Petrobras is suspending deliveries from its 178,000 b/d Presidente Bernardes refinery (RPBC) at Cubtao, Sao Paulo state, until the end of April becasue of scheduled maintenance. Filter: Bioenergy Oil products Latin America and Caribbean More filters
08 March 2021 Turkey scrap importers buy 13 cargoes so far for April Turkish steelmakers have purchased 13 deep-sea scrap import cargoes for April shipment, according to Argus records, putting them in a strong position to keep buying steadily if there is no surge in rebar demand in the next week. Filter: Metals More filters
