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European energy and commodity trading company Vitol Group is assessing the potential of entering the Japanese electricity trading space.

Japans power market is attracting more overseas firms due to increased volatility amid shifts away from fossil fuels

Consumers in India are highly price sensitive, and affordable gas pricing is the only way to ensure that they do not switch to other fuels, said Sanjay Kumar, Director (Marketing).

Vitol is exploring options to trade physical electricity which may include setting up a domestic office in Japan.

Oil prices continued their sideways journey, with some bullishness emerging from weak US retail sales swiftly quashed by new escalation in the Middle East, with Israel attacking Rafah and the Houthis expected to retaliate soon.

Uganda has been dissatisfied with the longstanding system under which Ugandan fuel companies buy 90 percent of their supplies through affiliated firms in Kenya.

On Wednesday, Piazza Affari--according to the futures market--is expected to open with a bearish trend, on par with most other European stock markets and in the wake of the declines seen in the...

Chesapeake Energy has entered into a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export deal with Delfin LNG and Gunvor Group, through Gunvor Singapore.  

Shell has decided to withdraw from negotiations on the development of a petrochemicals plant in Basra, Iraq, reported Reuters.  

European stock exchanges are expected to open slightly lower Tuesday morning, according to IG futures, as they await the release of the latest U.S. inflation data this afternoon, which will give...