EnergyTrade

Trump's Tariffs: Canadian Crude Oil Gains Unexpected Relief Under USMCA Agreement

1 month ago

In a surprising turn of events, Canadian crude oil is finding a momentary reprieve from the tariffs that were previously imposed during the Trump administration. This development comes in light of the provisions outlined in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which has begun to reshape trade dynamics in North America.

Argentina's Shale Boom Leads to Record Energy Trade Surplus

3 months ago

In a remarkable turn of events, Argentina has reported its largest energy trade surplus since 2006, driven largely by significant developments in the country's shale gas sector. As the exploitation of the Vaca Muerta formation continues to gain momentum, the South American nation is redefining its position in the global energy market and showcasing its potential as a key player in the oil and gas industry.

Qatar Urges EU to Reevaluate ESG Regulations Impacting LNG Trade

3 months ago

In a strategic move that underscores the ongoing complexities of global energy trade, Qatar has called on the European Union (EU) to reconsider its environmental, social, and governance (ESG) regulations, which the nation claims could have detrimental effects on its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports. As the world's largest supplier of LNG, Qatar's position in the energy market is pivotal, and any shifts in trade dynamics could have far-reaching consequences not just for Qatar but for Europe’s energy security.

Trump Urges EU to Increase Purchases of US Energy to Evade Tariffs

3 months ago

In a bold statement made during a recent press briefing, former President Donald Trump asserted that the European Union must significantly step up its purchases of American energy products. This call to action comes in response to ongoing tensions and potential trade tariffs that could be imposed on goods traded with Europe. Trump emphasized that such a move would not only strengthen the economic ties between the U.S. and its European counterparts but also shield both sides from the adverse effects of tariff imposition.

Trump's Tariff Plans Could Spare Canadian Energy, Says Wilbur Ross

5 months ago

In a significant development regarding U.S.-Canada trade relations, former President Donald Trump is expected to exempt Canadian energy products from the tariffs imposed by his administration. Wilbur Ross, the former Secretary of Commerce, indicated that the interests of American energy producers are likely to lead to this exemption.