Some consumers are buying more gasoline as they shun mass transit and opt for the isolation of cars. Oil consumption is rising again in those parts of the world emerging from coronavirus lockdowns, helping to alleviate a global glut and

Depuis l’irruption de la pandémie en Europe, l’Hexagone a vu son industrie lourde réduire drastiquement son activité. Plus que ses grands concurrents européens. Seule l’Italie n’est pas dans une meilleure situation, indique l’indice de la reprise « Kayrros-EY Consulting ».

While the global oil market remains in a dire situation, it’s starting to look like the nightmare scenario envisioned for the past month might just be averted. The industry feared a flood of unwanted crude would overwhelm the world’s storage

Tehran ships sanctioned oil to Damascus, refining gear to Caracas. Oil consumption is rising again in those parts of the world emerging from coronavirus lockdowns, helping to alleviate a global glut and rebalance a market stymied by months of low

Excess supply is collapsing crude prices and threatening energy producers. The world is running out of room for its oil. Lockdown measures are crippling demand, and supply isn’t falling quickly enough to keep up. Oil-storage tanks around the world are

Le nouvel indice de la reprise « Kayrros-EY Consulting » offre une vue sans pareille de l’activité mondiale des filières pétrole, ciment, acier et électricité. Une vision vue de l’espace qui permet de déceler le comportement à venir de l’ensemble

An important new tool to combat climate change is now available. Using data from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite, this new technology makes it possible to track and attribute methane emissions around the world. Methane is the second most important greenhouse

With oil and gas companies putting off scheduled pipeline maintenance, early detection of leaks is more important than ever. The travel restrictions and economic unraveling triggered by the coronavirus have led to an unprecedented drop in carbon emissions worldwide. That

Le WTI, référence du brut américain, s’est effondré lundi soir sous l’effet d’un excès d’offre et de stockages saturés. C’est tout simplement du jamais vu dans l’histoire pourtant tumultueuse du marché du pétrole. Le prix du baril de brut texan,