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- The LNG market - Perspectives
In the second quarter of 2022, global LNG trade is estimated to be up 3% compared to the previous year.
- 2022 review: July 15, 2022, Brent price drops in early July
The average price of Brent over the first few days of July, very volatile ($107 to 119/b), stood at around $112/b, down $10/b compared to the previous month.
- Evolution of the oil price (Brent market), our forecasts for 2023
Evolution of the oil price in 2023, the different scenarios.
- Solid Recoverered Fuel (SRF): The most profitable recycled energy.
SRF Pellets, recycled fuel which has a higher calorific value than thermal coal and is cheaper.
- The American program "ARTEMIS" responsible for bringing human back to the moon is postponed.
NASA has been working to bring humans back to the moon for 4 years with the ARTEMIS program .
- Natural gas: Should Europe be afraid of threats from Belarus?
Following possible European sanctions in the migratory crisis, Belarus threatens to cut off gas deliveries to Europe.
- Natural gas: the reasons for the surge in prices; A little history.
The world is facing a significant increase in energy prices. Gas, electricity and fuel bills are weighing more and more on family and professional budgets.
- Oil: increase in US crude inventories
November 3,2021: Brent ended down 3.22% to $ 81.99, while WTI fell 3.63% to close at $ 80.86.
- 08 November 2021: OPEC + ignores American pressure
OPEC + flouts US pressure Brent spot, Nov 2021: $ 82.5 / b (Oct: $ 83.5 / b)
- Success of Cryptocurrencies in Iran, 12 Million Iranians Own Cryptocurrency.
In Iran, cryptocurrencies both sanctioned and praised, Tehran had announced the ban on mining on its territory until the end of September but at the same time, Iran relied on cryptocurrencies to carry out imports, wanting to regularize their use.
- October 28, 2021: Oil prices retreat after US inventory forecasts
The spot The price of a barrel of North Sea Brent for December delivery fell 2.10% to $ 84.58 from the previous day's close.
- No further OPEC + action, Brent stands firm: October 11, 2021
The spot price for Brent is over $ 82 / b, close to 2018 highs (Fig. 1). The price of Brent continues to rise, averaging weekly at $ 82 / bbl, an increase of nearly 5% (WTI at $ 78.5 / bbl, + 4%). The firmness of oil prices is attributed this week to several factors including: the continuation of the OPEC + policy which did not wish to increase its production beyond what is planned
