La revista degana en valencià rep l’homenatge de l’Associació de Publicacions Periòdiques en Català (APPEC) pel seu cinquantenari (1976-2026) en una vetllada al Casino l’Aliança del Poblenou de Barcelona, que va reivindicar la premsa en paper i digital com a «refugi davant l’algoritme». Una nit per a reivindicar la premsa en català El Casino l’Aliança […]

Nou número de la revista Saó de març, que inclou una entrevista de Vicent Boscà a l’alcalde d’Algemesí, José Javier Sanchis Bretones. En els Quaderns de Saó, des de la dana del dia 29 d’octubre, n’hem publicat un dedicat genèricament a la dana, un altre a Paiporta i en aquest mes tenen vostés a les […]

L’Associació de Publicacions Periòdiques en Català (APPEC) ha anunciat aquest dimarts que reconeixerà El Punt Avui, l’Espai Texas i SOS Català amb els Premis

L’Associació de Publicacions Periòdiques en Català (APPEC) obri la votació popular per a triar la Millor Portada de la 26a Nit de les Revistes i la Premsa. Després del guardó aconseguit l’any passat gràcies al suport dels lectors, enguany tornem a optar a aquest reconeixement amb la portada del número 527, dedicada a la fascinant […]

Chemical Week publisher and S&P Global Energy head of conferences content Rob Westervelt joins the podcast for a discussion of CW's Billion-Dollar Club issue and the 2026 Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference (APPEC).

The Iran conflict has put a spotlight on the somewhat murky world of refined fuel trading as the world battles constrained supply and record-high prices. But it is AI that may bring the trading of die...

Oil producers, traders, and refiners are bracing for a prolonged war between the United States and Iran in the Persian Gulf with little to no hope of a quick resolution. By extension, they are also preparing for higher prices for longer, a theme present at this year’s edition of the Asia Pacific Petroleum Conference. Reuters’ Clyde Russell reported this week that the mood at APPEC was not particularly cheerful as hostilities in the Middle East escalate once again, suggesting achieving peace would be quite a challenge. The Reuters columnist called it “a war of egos”, in which neither the U.S. president nor Iran’s leadership would accept anything less than an ostensible victory. However, Russell also reported that the Asian oil industry wants Trump to leave the Persian Gulf and let the local countries deal with “the mess” that the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran left. Clearly, this is the most unlikely scenario of all possible scenarios, so drillers, traders, and refiners in Asia and beyond are preparing for a long disruption in oil flows out of the Middle East—and waiting for the U.S. midterm elections. “We need a political settlement, but that will take ‌regime change in Washington or...

Industry officials at APPEC warn the diesel supply crunch is set to worsen, with refining capacity stretched thin heading into winter.

(Reuters) - Asia’s crude oil industry has a good idea of how to end the current crisis created by the Iran conflict. But they also know their wish is unlikely to be granted and they are hunkering down...

Asia's crude oil industry has a good idea of how to end the current crisis created by the Iran conflict. But they also know their wish is unlikely to be granted and they are hunkering down for an exte...

A squeeze in marine fuel supply at major shipping hubs has eased despite the Iran war curtailing exports out of the Strait of Hormuz, with the ​market working around earlier supply shocks, industry sources told the APPEC industry meet on Thursday.

For decades, Canada’s oil trade had a familiar destination: south. The Trans Mountain Expansion is changing that map. At the APPEC conference in Singapore on...

Asia's crude oil industry has a good idea of how to end the current crisis created by the Iran conflict. But they also know their wish is unlikely to be granted and they are hunkering down for an exte...

Industry officials at APPEC warn the diesel supply crunch is set to worsen, with refining capacity stretched thin heading into winter.