GlobalData Energy Press Releases

Press Releases

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   Industry versus Air: China’s Petrochemical Development Faces Protests in Kunming

   Published: 30 May 2013

   Kunming sits at an interesting crossroads for modern China, as the ambitious government and anxious public clash over the country’s latest petrochemical project, which could promote trade relations with Myanmar and develop China’s refining industry at the high cost of the region’s air quality.

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   Australia’s LNG Investors: Don’t Expect Government Relief in Face of Soaring Costs, Warns Analyst

   Published: 20 May 2013

   While the Australian LNG sector has massive financial potential, ballooning development costs, driven by the prodigious strength of the Australian dollar, are continuing to chip away at profit forecasts. But despite the emergence of such a challenging macroeconomic environment, the national government is unlikely to offer concerned investors any respite.

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   Brent Price Investigation Focuses on Benchmarks and Major Oil Companies

   Published: 17 May 2013

   European Commission investigators raided the trading offices of three major oil companies and a price reporting agency this week amid complaints about price-fixing and collusion in the global crude oil, refined products and biofuels markets.

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   China Is Growth Engine for Global Gasoline Demand, Thanks to ‘European Economic Malaise’

   Published: 13 May 2013

   China sits firmly behind the wheel of worldwide gasoline demand, as developed nations continue to struggle financially, states GlobalData’s lead refined products analyst.

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   Myanmar Reforms Already Drawing Big Oil Interest, Says Report

   Published: 09 May 2013

   Recent improvements in the terms offered for oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) in Myanmar signal a clear resolve to attract foreign investment.

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