Uncover how perovskite minerals can lead the path of radically transformation in the iron and steelmaking industry, with the potential to replace coking coal in the recently held LinkedIn Live session on March 8. Featuring : Professor Yulong Ding (FREng, FIChemE, FRSC, CEng, BEng, MSc, PhD), Founding Chamberlain Chair of Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham and Director of Birmingham Centre for Energy Storage Moderated by : Keith Tan, Associate Regional Pricing Director, Metals Asia, S&P Global Commodity Insights Singapore Coking Coal Conference 2023 upcoming on May 25-26, 2023; will witness coke and coking coal market specialists keen on obtaining critical insights, allowing for extensive networking across the supply chain and paving the path in setting the future of the industry. REGISTER NOW

The North Sea is one of the world’s most significant oil and gas producing regions. With an estimated 21 billion barrels of oil equivalent reserves the basin after almost 50 years of development continues to be an important supplier of crude for European refiners and the continent's most reliable source of natural gas to guarantee energy security. As the world accelerates its ambition to achieve net zero, there is growing interest in understanding the relative greenhouse gas (GHG) competitiveness of upstream oil and gas. This insight explores the range and character of the GHG intensity of North Sea production. It is the first in a series of analyses of new emission datasets from S&P Global Commodity Insights. KNOW MORE HERE

How do different characteristics of carbon projects combine to determine the price of a voluntary carbon credit? The third video in this series on the Voluntary Carbon Market takes a closer look at pricing structure. Learn more about Platts carbon price assessments and indices, daily news and market commentary, from S&P Global Commodity Insights. Watch more videos in this series: What is the Voluntary Carbon Market? What determines the price of a carbon credit?

What's the difference between credits from removal and avoidance projects, what's a carbon credit "vintage", and what other factors impact market prices? S&P Global Commodity Insights explains. Learn more about Platts carbon price assessments and indices, daily news and market commentary, from S&P Global Commodity Insights. Watch more videos in this series: What is the Voluntary Carbon Market? Pricing structure in the Voluntary Carbon Market

Francis Browne in conversation with Michael Waldner of Pexapark S&P Global Commodity Insights has partnered with Pexapark, a leader in the PPA space to bring transparency to renewable markets. The co-branded indices will equip market participants with the confidence needed to look beyond the price and prepare for what’s next. Who can I contact to learn more about 3Pi? Francis Browne, Global Head, Generating Fuels - francis.browne@spglobal.com Kira Savcenko, Senior Editor, EMEA Power - kira.savcenko@spglobal.com

Dave Ernsberger in Conversation with Capt. Salem AlHmoudi, Jasmin Fichte and Martjin Heijboer. With the Fujairah Bunkering & Fuel Oil Forum (FUJCON 2023) less than a month away, get a preview into the topics covered in the one of world’s leading conferences across the global bunkering and shipping industry. Uncover how the maritime industry is gearing up for its first in-person event since the pandemic, as the keynote speakers share their anecdotes on the theme for FUJCON 2023 - "The Maritime Energy Transition & Future Fuels", leading developments on the Fujairah port and more.

In this week's Market Movers Europe with Henry Edwardes-Evans: EU’s Russian oil ban looms large EU agencies to publish report on gas price cap French nuclear set to rise again Belgium’s Tihange-2 to shut Jan. 31 View Full Transcript Video Transcript The

In this week's Market Movers Europe with Charlie Wright: Global recovery hopes, Europe still subdued High storage relief for European gas market EC’s market design proposals imminent View Full Transcript Video Transcript The

In this week’s Market Movers Americas, presented by Laura Robb: • Upward momentum seen in US steel market • North American import rates stabilize after 10-month drop • Committee to decide on EDAM phase three final proposal • PJM to provide winter storm market impact review

In this week's Market Movers Europe with Nikolaos Aidinis – Antonopoulos: Demand worries dominate in oil Germany begins commissioning tests at LNG terminals Mild, windy weather subdues energy prices Carbon auctions set to resume

On this week's S&P Global Commodity Insights' Market Movers Asia with Quality & Digital editor Ankit Rathore: * Chinese export quotas mean increased oil product stocks flowing into Asia * Metallurgical coal prices to remain high * Demand factors expected to lower Chinese aluminum prices * India expects bumper wheat crop in coming marketing year

On this week's S&P Global Commodity Insights' Market Movers Asia with Andrew Toh , Editor, Oil Futures: *China's decision to ease domestic travel restrictions may spur jet fuel demand *Kozmino to North China freight rate for Aframaxes surges *Polymer demand is expected to remain tepid *India’s iron and steel exports are set to increase

Henry Edwardes-Evans in conversation with Andrew Glass of Viridios AI. Hear how increased price transparency and CARBEX indices powered by Viridios AI are delivering real impact to the carbon market, from underwriting carbon sequestration projects to Blue carbon markets. Discover the growing corporate interest in carbon credits in support of their decarbonization journeys, and Viridios AI’s collaboration with S&P Global Commodity Insights in bringing greater transparency to the process.

In this week’s Market Movers Americas, presented by Valarie Jackson: • Steel market monitors impact of mill price hikes • Weak consumer demand pressure North American container rates • First West Coast offshore wind lease takes place

On this week's S&P Global Commodity Insights' Market Movers Asia with Remya Nair , Digital Content Editor: *Asian refiners hunt for more Kazakhstan CPC Blend crude cargoes *Steel demand in China hit by COVID-19 lockdowns *Thermal coal demand in Asia is likely to pick up as winter peaks *More corn shipments from Brazil are expected to head to China