Is Glencore about to dump $16 billion of stockpiles?
JP Morgan Cazenove says Swiss commodity trading giant has to start off-loading inventory to slash its $48 billion debt pile and keep its credit rating.
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Polymer solutions to improve the efficiency of water systems
Fluid handling equipment may suffer from multiple problems including physical and mechanical damage as well as general or localized erosion and corrosion. These problems are linked to decreased efficiency and poor performance, leading to increasing operational costs.
Getting the most from heavy duty brakes
Steve Powell, Product Manager at Twiflex, one of world’s most recognised heavy duty brake brands and part of the global Altra Industrial Motion group, offers some advice on installation and maintenance to optimise the performance and service life of these very important systems.
Julian Ford Joins Altaaqa Global as Chief Commercial Officer
With over 15 years of experience in the rental power industry, Ford takes the helm of the company’s strategic business development and top-line revenue generation functions
World Coal Association calls for governments worldwide to support all low emission technologies equally
The World Coal Association (WCA) has today called for governments worldwide to show a genuine commitment to widening the deployment of all low emission technologies, in order to meet global energy needs and make significant cuts in CO2 emissions.
Doug Loud and Jeff Mosseri: Supply and demand will rescue gold soon
In this interview with The Gold Report, they highlight several producers and explorers with the management, cash and projects needed to spring forward when the market turns.
Approval of Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion subject to 145 conditions
The company will review the conditions and submit comments to the National Energy Board next week.
BHP Billiton: Celebrating 130 years of history
BHP Billiton is today celebrating the 130 year anniversary of the incorporation of BHP and its significant contribution to the Australian economy and society for more than a century.
Huge blasts at Chinese port disrupts iron ore, oil shipments
Two huge explosions at the port of Tianjin, the world's 10th largest, have killed at least 50 people and devastated the area.