Coal to remain on top in global energy mix
Despite competition from natural gas, coal will continue to be the fuel of choice for global electricity generation.
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Despite competition from natural gas, coal will continue to be the fuel of choice for global electricity generation.
Planned east African refineries are likely to bolster regional relationships according to GlobalData.
CNPC recently stated that a natural gas pipeline that connects China, Myanmar and the Indian Ocean has formally begun operations. A parallel crude oil pipeline is expected to start next year.
Mark Gresswell, Salva Report, Australia, analyses the impact of India power tariff regulations on thermal coal imports.
Pipeline giant Enbridge Inc. has announced it is proceeding with the Cdn$ 1.3 billion Woodland Pipeline Extension Project to connect refineries and export pipelines in the Edmonton area.
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Indonesian oil and gas company PT Pertamina has closed down its Tempino-Plaju pipeline in Sumatra amid mounting illegal tapping, just a week after the revamped facility began operations.
Pipeline inspection and integrity services provider ROSEN has opened its new logistics centre in Lingen, Germany, to help further its commitment to growth.
Egypt’s Petroleum Ministry has denied reports that an explosion hit the country’s natural gas pipeline, which supplies Jordan through the Sinai Peninsula.
Steve Clayton, Promtex Ltd, looks at what makes a good mine production monitoring system
Mexico’s oil and gas giant Pemex has confirmed that Gasoductos del Noreste has signed a contract for the construction of a new gas pipeline in northern Mexico.
South Sudan has warned Sudan that turning off oil flow through pipelines between the two countries could destroy the link unless production resumed within a few months.