Tagged With Helen Robertson
23 November 2016
The country plans to eliminate coal-fired electricity generation by 2030 and start to rely on clean energy for power
17 November 2016
Production will not keep pace with demand within a decade unless drillers start spending money again, the agency says
17 November 2016
Poor drilling results, weak gas prices and an expected supply onslaught have damaged Poland's unconventional hopes. Imports will rise
16 November 2016
The retirement of coal-fired power stations is tightening the UK's electricity supply-and the government doesn't seem to have a plan to cope
15 November 2016
General Electric's plan to merge its oil and gas division with Baker Hughes should be a boon for the oilfield services company amid testing times for the sector. But Baker Hughes shareholders may need some convincing
15 November 2016
While equity markets around the globe were rattled by the news of a Trump win, crude futures were unfazed
15 November 2016
North American consumers will pay more for their gas this winter as stocks build more slowly and demand rises
15 November 2016
If the group delivers on its pledge at the November meeting, some members will lose more than others
15 November 2016
Economic expansion and more drivers mean the country needs much more fuel
15 November 2016
The country's policy to cut coal production capacity has sent prices around the globe soaring. It’s good news for Europe's decarbonising efforts
11 November 2016
Fast-rising fuel demand is a problem for a country relying increasingly on products imports
2 November 2016
Politicking between two US presidential candidates has never been so colourful. As the election approaches and the polls swing back and forth, neither Trump nor Clinton have offered the oil industry what it needs
31 October 2016
Electricity generated from renewable energy will soar over the next five years with wind and solar leading the charge
24 October 2016
The global crude supply landscape has transformed over the past two years, bringing some blessings and many curses for producers
24 October 2016
The biggest outages will be in Asia but there are stark regional differences
24 October 2016
Falling runs and Middle East maintenance will tighten European distillate supply in Q4
14 October 2016
The biggest outages will be in Asia but there are stark regional differences
13 October 2016
Thailand needs lots more LNG and much more investment. The military dictatorship probably won’t help it get either
12 October 2016
The country wants to push production up to pre-war levels, but chances are slim
26 September 2016
Air pollution from burning fossil fuels is killing too many people. Asia and sub-Saharan Africa will suffer the most
21 September 2016
US power sector demand for natural gas is soaring. The glut could be about to end
21 September 2016
Runs may surge but they won’t match demand growth
21 September 2016
Slow demand growth, bloated stocks and managed money are impeding the price recovery
21 September 2016
Higher demand and declining imports will tighten supplies
7 September 2016
New upstream terms will perk up interest in the upstream, thinks the government. But has Israel missed its chance?
2 September 2016
The eastern Mediterranean basin could replace depleting North Sea reserves on international markets, Israel’s energy minister tells Petroleum Economist. But it may struggle to find markets for its gas
1 September 2016
Low crude prices and production outages have caused the group’s earnings to plummet
31 August 2016
After years of drought hydropower production rebounded in H1 2016
31 August 2016
Has the country been burning more gasoline than ever before? The data paint a confusing picture
24 August 2016
Production could rise by 0.9m b/d by 2025 but it needs help from international oil companies (IOCs)
23 August 2016
Despite gas being a cleaner-burning fuel higher demand has boosted pollutants
19 August 2016
A deal is likelier now than it was before, but hurdles remain
19 August 2016
The country’s crude demand may be slowing but sales are ramping up
16 August 2016
Prices, pipelines and declining production will push volumes even lower
8 August 2016
Chemicals firm Ineos believes the best way to secure its feedstock is to go out and find it. Gary Haywood, chief executive of its shale division, talks to PE
8 August 2016
Will paying people to like fracking change the outlook for UK gas?
5 August 2016
After years of bloated stocks and low prices US gas supply is about to get much tighter
3 August 2016
Profits for processing crude into refined products have fallen far from last year’s highs. Europe in particular is feeling the pressure
13 July 2016
Policies to control emissions should push merchants to use liquified natural gas as a fuel. Delaying the switch will cost them
8 July 2016
Analysts think the worst is over and a rough floor has been established, for now
8 July 2016
Fuel stocks are easing and margins rising, though the rally might be short
8 July 2016
Far from hitting a 2.2m b/d output target this year, Nigeria’s entire onshore production is now at risk
5 July 2016
Petrochemical supplies are still rising but demand growth is less certain than it was
24 June 2016
The UK’s vote has spooked crude, equity and currency markets. More volatility is likely
22 June 2016
The UK will probably vote to stay – but until that’s clear, markets will gyrate
8 June 2016
Production outages, Opec's meeting, and perhaps a new era of US gas exports