Market Report 2
Evidently, of all the things the general population seems willing to sacrifice on the decarbonisation journey, flying is not one of them!
One of the key enablers of the unexpected surge in Russian exports has come through the so-called maritime “Dark Fleet”.
In comparison to the extreme market disruption witnessed in the same period of 2022, this year has been refreshingly dull.
The requirement for effective Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) is now pressing to a point where, arguably, it is the most important part of the environmental equation.
Can the mass building of giant steel windmills ever be considered as truly green?
Policy makers and investors are continuing to turn their attentions to renewable energy
February saw a slew of eye-watering annual results from the oil industry
It’s the new year so time for our annual review of the last 12 months.
When it comes to the Energy World Cup, Qatar goes well beyond the group stages.
Reindeer Food Prices through the roof and not coming down soon according to experts
Hello and welcome to our 150th Oil Market Report.
Without wanting to either sensationalise or exaggerate current global issues, we have to acknowledge that the world is in the midst of an energy crisis.
Reports of the death of coal have been greatly exaggerated
Now it’s time to slap on the (petroleum-based) sun cream, crack open a few (CO2-infused) cold beers and relax.
We’ve hit the half-way point of the year and what a 6 months it’s been. Memorable… but for all the wrong reasons.
The death knell of the oil majors has been sounded many times.
This report exists to observe the trials and tribulations of oil and energy markets and the pandemonium experienced since 1st March...
As the shocking events in Ukraine continue to unfold, Governments around the world are in an increasing state of panic when it comes to the supply of commodities from Russia...
At the end of last year, we predicted a speedy resolution to the issues surrounding the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
Portland Fuel makes its predictions for oil pricing in 2022, anticipating an increase in the price of oil.
October and November 2021 will be remembered for soaring energy prices and massive supply- chain disruption
Resignation letter from Dasher. Offered £10,000 “Golden Handshake” from rival reindeer delivery company. No questions asked on experience apparently. Won’t give HR reference if asked.
Gas prices already at record levels by the beginning of October and now so high that they have the potential to derail the global economy
The initial impact of both events on oil and gas infrastructure was very similar, with huge swathes of both offshore and onshore production being taken out of action. Yet, when it came to prices, there were no similarities, with oil markets in September 2005 behaving in an entirely different way to September 2021.