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Chemicals & Energy: Page 61
Norfolk Southern Accused of Trying to Destroy Evidence of Ohio Wreck
Adam Gomez, a lawyer for East Palestine residents, said in a court filing that it was “common sense” to keep the wreckage where it is for now.
Tehran Ready to Boost Customs Cooperation with Islamabad
According to a mutual agreement, Pakistan is to purchase 100 megawatts of electricity from Iran to fulfill Gwadar’s power needs.
BASF to Cut 2,600 Jobs as Energy Crisis Puts Germany on Track for Recession
Germany’s economy has faltered because of the energy crisis. German GDP fell by 0.4% in the final three months of 2022, according to data published February 24 by the country’s Federal Statistics Office.
Europe Tempers Criticism of Biden’s Green Subsidies
Officials had worried that made-in-America provisions attached to some U.S. clean-energy subsidies under the Inflation Reduction Act would steal business from Europe.
Deadly Accident Exposes Danger in China’s Rush to Mine Coal
A deadly mine accident in northern China is casting a spotlight on the dangers inherent in the country’s effort to prioritize energy security by boosting coal production.
Tesla, GM Among Carmakers Flocking to Mining Events Amid Battery Metals Scramble
Top automakers including Tesla, General Motors, and Ford are heading out on the mining conference circuit as soaring demand for metals used in electric vehicles ignites a scramble to lock in long-term supplies.
Ohio Train Derailment Reveals Need for Urgent Reform, Workers Say
Workers and union officials cited the Norfolk Southern Railway derailment in early February as a glaring example of why safety reforms to the industry need to be made.
Ohio Train Crash Unleashes Local Rage, Suspicion Over Toxic Chemicals
While the crash didn’t cause any injuries or deaths, it has become a focal point of grievances and suspicions.
Ohio Train Derailment Could Bring Cancer Risk, Millions in Damage
Nearly two weeks after a train carrying carcinogenic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, the extent of the damage to the nearby community is still unclear
Oil Swings as Recovery of Crude Exports Counters Russia’s Cut
On February 10th, Russia announced it would slash its output by half a million barrels a day. The decision led to a significant uptick in bullishness in the options market, while firming up timespreads.
Addressing Challenges to the Hazardous Materials Supply Chain
The growth of e-commerce and proliferation of lithium batteries in global supply chains are two indicators that the number of dangerous goods shipments will grow, making shipping and handling them compliantly and efficiently more difficult.
‘Shadow Fleet’ of Tankers Hauling Russian Oil Swells to 600 Ships, Trafigura Says
The European Union has imposed a ban on almost all seaborne imports of Russian refined fuels from February 5, two months after imposing a prohibition on crude oil.
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