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...about the economic impact that producing SAF could have for this country: “I cannot overstate the impact that this burgeoning industry could have on the UK economy. SAF production needs...
“From an economic perspective, Immingham is a very important hub in the UK’s infrastructure,” says Keith L Jackson, director of Immingham Storage Company, part of Simon Storage. In addition to being...
...uneconomic going forward, threatening thin cover for the winter, writes Chris Judge, senior products editor at Argus Media. Whilst faltering economic growth in Europe in general, and in the UK...
According to a new independent report by Oxford Economics, on behalf of business group Logistics UK, more targeted government investment – combined with action to improve the flow of goods...
...the first half of the year was 7.6mmbpd. However, the subsequent rapid reduction in output, coupled with US-led demand recovery, has now likely seen the global oil market flip to...
...expect strong demand for refined products in the coming years on the back of a robust recovery in economic activities globally, and particularly in the UK. Financing update Having announced...
...received over 8,000 signatures from consumers. “Our retail members had serious concerns that a further increase in duty would severely hamper the economic recovery,” said media spokesperson, David Blevings. “We wrote...
World Fuel Services barge Cap Mejean, bunkering the Seven Seas Voyager Like many other industries, shipping was a casualty of the economic downturn in 2008. Liz Boardman looks at how...
...With a clear societal and scientific case for far reaching climate action and taking into account the economic and social impacts of the coronavirus crisis, we respect that there will...
Speaking at the launch of their annual Economic Report today, OGUK Chief Executive, Deirdre Michie OBE, has said that the UK oil and gas industry is key to delivering the...
...in the product control team, before completing his Economics degree at the University of Bath. Interns play a crucial role in the business at Mabanaft, bringing fresh perspectives and innovative...
...is reused. What’s worse: both recycling and reuse are exorbitantly expensive and labour intensive, making them unviable solutions in the present economic conditions. And they require extensive segregation of waste...
...in these difficult economic times.” James Palmer, PhD candidate, department of geography, University of Cambridge, agrees: “Legislatively speaking, the UK’s existing biofuels policy is certainly complex and has been argued...
...change, but could also create significant economic opportunities in Scotland and, in helping sustain new economic opportunities in a port that has a long track record as a supply chain...
...the US had entered recession or not. According to the standard definition, they did. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, they didn’t. Either way, the US has seen...
...from a downward trajectory fuelled by growing fears of a global economic recession. A price around 80 US dollars meant that, despite a year of highly unpredictable volatility, the price...
...don’t employ monthly management accounts. To survive in today’s economic climate you must have a realistic business plan. Your business model must be robust, realistic and give you a clear...
Commenting on the findings in Oil & Gas UK’s 2019 Economic Report ‘Roadmap to 2035: A Blueprint for net-zero’, published on 4th September, Graham Hollis, senior partner for Deloitte in...
