Energy News
- From eia.gov|4 hr ago
- From bbc.com|15 hr ago
Waste from producing a cheese, immortalised by the animated Wallace and Gromit films, is to help power hundreds of homes. The Wensleydale Creamery has signed a deal to supply whey from its factory in the Yorkshire Dales to a biogas plant. It will then be broken down to produce gas in a process called anaerobic digestion. It prevents food waste ...
- From dailymail.co.uk|29 hr ago|17 comments
A Florida man thought he'd landed a steal when he bid on a $9,100 Florida villa in an online auction but ended up buying a strip of grass running in between two homes - and officials say there's nothing he can do about a refund. Kerville Holness thought he purchased the Tamarac villa, worth $177,000, during a Broward online auction of properties ...
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From eia.gov|Jun 14, 2019Japan imported more than 210 million short tons (MMst) of coal in 2018, making it the world’s third-largest coal-importing country after only India and China. Japan continues to use steam coal to fuel one-third of its electricity generation and metallurgical coal for raw steel production. Japan imports nearly all (99%) of the coal it consumes. ...
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From zew.de|2 hr 28 min ago|3 commentsThe ZEW Indicator of Economic Sentiment for Germany decreased sharply in June 2019, and now stands at minus 21.1 points. This corresponds to a drop of 19.0 points compared to the previous month. The indicator’s long-term average is 22.0 points. Over the same period, the assessment of the economic situation in Germany slightly worsened by 0.4 ...
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From marketpulse.com|Jun 13, 2019Oil spikes on reports of tanker explosions Oil prices have spiked on Thursday following reports of tankers being attacked in the Gulf of Oman, off the coast of Iran. This comes a month after allegations of sabotage in the same region, which was blamed on Iran and threatened to stoke further tensions in the region. It comes at a time when the US ...
- From dailymail.co.uk|29 hr ago|17 comments
A Florida man thought he'd landed a steal when he bid on a $9,100 Florida villa in an online auction but ended up buying a strip of grass running in between two homes - and officials say there's nothing he can do about a refund. Kerville Holness thought he purchased the Tamarac villa, worth $177,000, during a Broward online auction of properties ...
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From bnnbloomberg.ca|1 hr 52 min ago|7 commentsFinancial markets have gotten used to the Federal Reserve adjusting its benchmark interest rate in small increments. They might want to be ready for a change. While no ...
- From business.nab.com.au|10 hr ago
podcast There’s been no let-up in concerns about trade tariffs overnight, quite the opposite in fact judging from comments from US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and ...
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From ecb.europa.eu|3 hr ago|43 commentsCentral banks were often established in the past with the aim of bringing stability in the aftermath of historic episodes. The Bank of England was established during the ...
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From @ChrisWeston_PS|9 hr agotweet at 9:54pm: GBP sellers all over the shop, GBPCHF heavy - *HAMMOND 'PREPARED TO RESIGN' OVER MAY'S SPENDING PLANS: PA
- From zew.de|2 hr 28 min ago|3 comments
The ZEW Indicator of Economic Sentiment for Germany decreased sharply in June 2019, and now stands at minus 21.1 points. This corresponds to a drop of 19.0 points ...
- From dailyfx.com|22 hr ago
Crude oil continues to be strikingly weak as its relationship to stocks and the ‘risk trade’ has become increasingly untethered. The initial bounce off the June low held some power, but the past couple of sessions after retesting the monthly low the bounce has been smaller. A turn down from right around here (also the trend-line from last month) ...
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From earnforex.com|36 hr agoA double bottom pattern has formed on the daily chart of WTI crude oil. The pattern forms after prices test a support level and fail to break it. It is a reversal pattern, which promises a rally after a period of a downside movement. On the present chart, the yellow lines form a channel. The bottom line shows the support level, which prices failed ...
- From financefeeds.com|18 hr ago
A lawsuit targeting online trading major Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. (IEX:IBKR) continues at the Connecticut District Court, with the plaintiff – a former client of the company, and the defendants disagreeing on the scope of a protective order set to determine the access that the plaintiff will have to the defendants’ source code and related ...