SPE ACTE To Be Co-located With Gastech In Dubai

Gastech, the world’s foremost exhibition and conference supporting the gas, LNG, hydrogen, and energy industry, and the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) will take place alongside each other in Dubai from 21st-23rd September, 2021, the organisers of both events announced today. The co-location of Gastech and ATCE, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, will mark the first-time industry…

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Taming inflationary expectations

EDITORIAL: As inflation continues to be the single most persistently worrisome indicator for the general public third year running the economic team’s insistence, supported by the Prime Minister, that it is due entirely to the mafia (read collusive behaviour across most sectors of the economy including industrialists/wholesalers/ retailers/aarthis) and not due to its own fiscal and monetary policies is baffling.…

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LNG Buyers Negotiating 22 MMTY from Mexico Pacific Terminal as Asia Prices Soar

Interest from Asian buyers in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Mexico’s Pacific Coast has reached a full-blown frenzy amid soaring natural gas prices and demand, according to Mexico Pacific Limited LLC (MPL) CEO Doug Shanda. Shanda spoke with NGI’s Mexico GPI about the firm’s LNG export terminal planned for Puerto Libertad in Sonora state. “We saw a lot of…

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Almost All of The World’s Coal Is Now ‘Unextractable’, Scientists Warn

The vast majority of the world’s fossil fuels are effectively “unextractable” and must remain in the ground if we want even half a chance at meeting our climate goals, according to a new study. For nations like Indonesia and Australia, the world’s leading exporters in coal, that will require abandoning 95 percent of their natural deposits come 2050, researchers at…

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Climate change: ditch 90% of world’s coal and 60% of oil and gas to limit warming to 1.5°C – experts

Global mean surface temperatures reached 1.2°C above the pre-industrial average in 2020, and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned in its recent report that Earth could hit 1.5°C in as little as a decade. The 0.3°C separating these two temperatures make a world of difference. Scientists believe that stabilising our warming world’s temperature at 1.5°C could help avoid the…

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Sindh govt proposes collection of two taxes in Karachi through electricity bills

The Sindh government on Wednesday unveiled its plan to collect two taxes on behalf of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) — fire tax and conservancy tax — from the citizens of Karachi through the monthly K-Electric bill. The proposal was discussed in a meeting comprising officials of the power utility and municipal departments, chaired by Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad…

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Govt finalises LESCO CEO appointment

In a second attempt, the government has managed to finalise the appointment of Lahore Electric Supply Company (Lesco) chief executive officer. Lesco is a power distribution company under the administrative control of Power Division. It is one of the 10 power distribution companies under the administrative control of the Ministry of Energy (Power Division). It is a public sector company…

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Govt begins audit of oil refineries, companies

The government has started the audit of all oil refineries and oil marketing companies (OMCs) to rule out the possibility of irregularities in taxes, product sourcing and transportation costs. A senior government official told Dawn the Petroleum Division had asked 25 OMCs and refineries to ensure availability of relevant personal and entire record for examination by the audit teams. In the first…

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