Coal 2023: analysis and forecast to 2026
Latest IEA market report sees lower demand to 2026, based on current policies, but stronger actions are needed to drive a steeper decline towards meeting international climate goals. After reaching an
Fuel Pricing
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Fuel management: Survival of the smartest
<p>Fuel prices have been on the rise since February 1999, but the increase has been most prevalent since May 2003. An industry expert analyzes the reasoning behind the hike. </p>
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Fuel management: Survival of the smartest
Fuel prices have been on the rise since February 1999, but the increase has been most prevalent since May 2003.
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Double jeopardy: responding to high food and fuel prices: G8 Hokkaido-Toyako summit
For the first time since 1973, the world is being hit by a combination of record oil and food prices. Such record oil and food prices are a destabilizing element for the global economy because of their potentially severe growth, inflation and distributional effects. In terms of their impact on income distribution, inflation and poverty, high food prices are of greater and more immediate concern than high fuel prices.
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Climate change and aviation: What's in store?
<p>Sustainability is a buzzword among domestic and international policymakers as well as UN representatives. As such, climate change and rising fuel prices have some in the aviation community nervour, but experts offer analysis and viable solutions. </p>
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Feedstock fight
<p>As fuel and feedstock prices continue to rise, government entities continue to analyze the cause.
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Brief
fuel price India fails to shield consumers A pressed Indian government raised petrol and diesel prices by 10 per cent on June 4, curbing losses to its state-owned refiners but stoking inflation and risking a political backlash. Petrol and diesel prices are now dearer by Rs 5 and Rs 3 a litre, while the price of an lpg cylinder has gone up by Rs 50. The hike triggered protests across the
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High oil prices are an opportunity for change
A future based on oil is looking increasingly precarious
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The puzzle of oil production
Why the Saudis are worried about the high price of crude
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Monsoon may not help govt tide over oil shock
It is a hard blow that will not land softly. As the Manmohan Singh government braces for the June 5 fuel shock to reflect more fully in this Friday's inflation figures, even a good monsoon may not quite rescue it from the political quagmire of high food prices and rising interest rates.
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Items of daily use costlier by 10-30%
The price rise has moved beyond commodities and fine decimal points