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  • 2020년01월20일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세
    2020년01월20일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세 WTI(서부텍사스유) 53.31달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.33 (+0.62%) NYMEX (뉴욕상업거래소) 기준 브렌트유 56.08달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.18 (+0.32%) ICE 기준 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.21 | 조회수:4
  • [에너지뉴스] 01월20일 에너지뉴스
    [에너지뉴스] 01월20일 에너지뉴스 산업부, ‘에너지특화기업’ 뽑는다…지방세 감면 혜택 출처 : 뉴시스 https://newsis.com/view/?id=NISX20210119_0001310999&cID=10401&pID=10400 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.20 | 조회수:6
  • 2020년01월19일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세
    2020년01월19일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세 WTI(서부텍사스유) 52.98달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.56 (+1.06%) NYMEX (뉴욕상업거래소) 기준 브렌트유 55.90달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑1.15 (+2.10%) ICE 기준 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.20 | 조회수:5
  • 2020년01월18일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세
    2020년01월18일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세 WTI(서부텍사스유) 52.09달러/배럴 전일대비 ↓0.28 (-0.5%) NYMEX (뉴욕상업거래소) 기준 브렌트유 54.75달러/배럴 전일대비 ↓0.35 (-0.64%) ICE 기준 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.19 | 조회수:7

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  • [에너지뉴스] 01월21일 에너지뉴스
    [에너지뉴스] 01월21일 에너지뉴스 Oil Market Report – January 2021(Part of Oil Market Report) 출처 : International Energy Agency https://www.iea.org/reports/oil-market-report-january-2021 About this report The IEA Oil Market Report (OMR) is one of the world’s most authoritative and timely sources of data, forecasts and analysis on the global oil market – including detailed statistics and commentary on oil supply, demand, inventories, prices and refining activity, as well as oil trade for IEA and selected non-IEA countries. Highlights Global oil demand is expected to recover by 5.5 mb/d to 96.6 mb/d in 2021, following an unprecedented collapse of 8.8 mb/d in 2020. For now, a resurgence in Covid-19 cases is slowing the rebound, but a widespread vaccination effort and an acceleration in economic activity is expected to spur stronger growth in the second half of the year. After falling by a record 6.6 mb/d in 2020, world oil supply is set to rise by over 1 mb/d this year, with OPEC+ adding more than those outside the bloc. There may be scope for higher growth given our expectations for further improvement in demand in 2H21. After holding flat at 92.8 mb/d in December, global supply is rising this month with OPEC+ due to ramp up during January. Global refinery throughput is expected to rebound by 4.5 mb/d in 2021, after a 7.3 mb/d drop in 2020. Runs rose by 2.6 mb/d in November, the largest monthly gain in seven years, as refiners returned from peak maintenance. A cold snap in Europe and Asia boosted diesel and kerosene, but higher crude oil prices led fuel oil cracks lower, with an overall negative impact on refinery margins. Observed global oil stocks fell by 2.58 mb/d in 4Q20 after preliminary data showed hefty draw downs towards year-end. In November, OECD industry stocks fell for a fourth consecutive month. A monthly decline of 23.6 mb (0.79 mb/d) left inventories at 3 108 mb, 166.7 mb above their five-year average. Products led the fall, with OECD industry crude stocks only 48.9 mb below a May-peak. Oil’s rally accelerated, with Brent reaching $57/bbl on 12 January, a level not seen since February 2020. Despite rising Covid cases, crude prices are well supported by financial, economic and market fundamentals. Crude prices flipped into backwardation in December, and the 12 month time spread deepened to $2.50/bbl by mid-January. Freight rates fell after OPEC+ agreed cuts on 5 January. Gaining ground Global oil markets, battered by Covid-19, opened the New Year with a price rally gathering pace. Brent rose to $57/bbl and WTI to $53/bbl, reflecting a boost in demand on a cold-snap in Europe and Asia and OPEC+ supply cuts that look set to keep markets in deficit. The global vaccine roll-out is putting fundamentals on a stronger trajectory for the year, with both supply and demand shifting back into growth mode following 2020’s unprecedented collapse. But it will take more time for oil demand to recover fully as renewed lockdowns in a number of countries weigh on fuel sales. This has contributed to us revising down our forecast for global oil demand by 0.6 mb/d for 1Q21 and 0.3 mb/d for 2021 as a whole. World oil demand is now expected to rise by 5.5 mb/d this year, following 2020’s 8.8 mb/d contraction. This recovery mainly reflects the impact of fiscal and monetary support packages as well as the effectiveness of steps to resolve the pandemic. Anticipating weaker demand, OPEC+ decided in January to delay a further easing of cuts and Saudi Arabia surprised with an additional 1 mb/d supply reduction in February and March. The group’s more proactive production restraint looks set to hasten a drawdown in the global stock surplus that got underway in earnest during 3Q20. Assuming OPEC+ achieves 100% compliance with the latest agreement, global oil stocks could draw by 1.1 mb/d, or 100 mb, in 1Q21, with the potential for much steeper declines during the second half of the year as demand strengthens. Higher demand will allow supply to start rising this year. World oil supply is now expected to increase by 1.2 mb/d in 2021 following a record decline of 6.6 mb/d last year. Much more oil is likely to be required, given our forecast for a substantial improvement in demand in the second half of the year. Our balances assume that during 2H21, OPEC+ will still withhold 5.8 mb/d of oil from the market as per the group’s April 2020 agreement. However, OPEC+ has taken a more flexible approach to market management and will meet monthly to decide on output levels. Higher crude prices could also provide an incentive to increase production by the US shale industry, which saw the biggest fall in output last year. For now though, companies seem committed to pledges made to keep production flat and instead use any price gain to pay down debt or to boost investor returns. If they stick to those plans, OPEC+ may start to reclaim the market share it has steadily lost to the US and others since 2016. more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.21 | 조회수:4
  • 2020년01월20일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세
    2020년01월20일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세 WTI(서부텍사스유) 53.31달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.33 (+0.62%) NYMEX (뉴욕상업거래소) 기준 브렌트유 56.08달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.18 (+0.32%) ICE 기준 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.21 | 조회수:4
  • 2020년01월19일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세
    2020년01월19일(현지시간) 국제유가 시세 WTI(서부텍사스유) 52.98달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑0.56 (+1.06%) NYMEX (뉴욕상업거래소) 기준 브렌트유 55.90달러/배럴 전일대비 ↑1.15 (+2.10%) ICE 기준 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.20 | 조회수:4
  • [에너지뉴스] 01월19일 에너지뉴스
    WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA INDEX | 2020 The Index analyses historic trends to enable energy policy makers and stakeholders to track their policy performance overtime and comparing with others to explore how to improve. Key highlights: Eight countries achieved the top AAA balance grade, representing top quartile performance in every dimension. Improvement in Sustainability and Security go hand in hand. Sustained investments in wind and solar mean countries with the highest overall scores, such as Switzerland, Sweden and Denmark, have simultaneously reduced emissions while diversifying their energy systems. Of the three dimensions, Equity has seen the greatest improvements since 2000, driven by policy-led efforts to increase access to energy in developing countries. The three countries with the highest improvement in the overall Trilemma score are Cambodia, Myanmar and Kenya primarily as a result of their performance on Energy Equity. The highest scoring countries on Security have diversified energy systems and benefit from significant natural resource endowments. The three strongest performers – Canada, Finland and Romania – have large hydropower resources and are diversifying their energy mix through investment in solar and wind. The rate of improvement in overall Trilemma performance generally increases as the transition progresses – typically, performance in all three dimensions are advancing and accelerating. Energy transition brings globally unprecedented change to the energy sector as countries seek to decarbonise while energy policies and regulations themselves tend to lag with incremental step changes. This means that the Energy Trilemma Index needs to evolve continually in order to remain relevant by including the indicators that best reflect the evolving energy sector by modifying data sources or indicator coverage. Changes to the 2020 Trilemma have been incremental and focused on refining the model, although we are evolving the visual presentation. The dimension chapters include summary graphics and text with colour coding to highlight key insights. We have also evolving the graphical presentation of the Trilemma triangle to move away from the orange block towards a colourful composition that better reflects the uniqueness of each Trilemma triangle. The three Trilemma dimension have their own colour aligned with their chapter colouring so the mix for each triangle reflects the differing balances between the dimensions. This multi-colour approach also reflects that energy transition is not single coloured and will reflect a spectrum of differing pathways dependent upon varying national circumstances. We cannot lose sight of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. We expect the post-pandemic recovery to reshape energy policies and the agenda for Energy Transition, where the Trilemma as a pathfinding tool should become the indispensable guide to a more equitable, sustainable and affordable energy future. 출처 : World Energy Council WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA INDEX | 2020 https://www.worldenergy.org/publications/entry/world-energy-trilemma-index-2020 more
    댓글 0 | 2021.01.19 | 조회수:4

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