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Gerald Jansen

Contributor since: 11 May 2021

Gerald Jansen

Gerald is an independent freelance energy analyst based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Latest articles from Gerald

  • Solving Nigeria’s Gasoline Crisis

    Published 13 June 2021 | viewed 5,082 times

    The world of Nigerian refining is an enigma shrouded in a mystery. Although the story of Nigeria’s refining has been a friction point for some…

  • Can Oil Sands Be Banned?

    Published 10 June 2021 | viewed 6,030 times

    The boardroom wars around ExxonMobil, a district court in the Hague ruling Shell should speed up its emissions cutting above and beyond its own objectives,…

  • A War On Coal Is Playing Out In Central Europe

    Published 05 June 2021 | viewed 6,376 times

    The reputation of coal has sustained great damage from an increasing amount of analytical reports describing it as the lowest-hanging fruit to halt global warming.…

  • Russia’s LNG Boom Hinges On Foreign Tech

    Published 02 June 2021 | viewed 4,244 times

    Living the seventh year of sectoral sanctions that target its prospective oil and gas projects, Russia has grown accustomed to living under pressure. Sanctions have…

  • Japan Looks To Become Leader In Wind Energy

    Published 02 June 2021 | viewed 3,152 times

    Japan has notoriously been dependent on energy imports, being the world’s fifth-largest crude importer and second-largest LNG importer (having lost the top position to China…

  • Belarus Sanctions Might Be The Real Deal

    Published 26 May 2021 | viewed 3,961 times

    Multitudinous protests and years of international condemnations notwithstanding, the regime of Alexander Lukashenko in Belarus might soon see its final days, all brought about by…

  • Is This Russia’s Most Peculiar Oil Deal?

    Published 22 May 2021 | viewed 4,599 times

    A Russian company called Rusinvest bought the Antipinsky Refinery and several oil fields in the Volga Urals region that came with it for 110.87 billion…

  • Russia Is Making A Comeback In This Growing Gas Market

    Published 17 May 2021 | viewed 3,309 times

    Second year into the pandemic-triggered limbo, many statements that would have seemed quite uncontroversial before COVID pummeled Europe’s energy markets today might seem questionable. Before…

  • India’s Faltering Oil Demand Sets The Tone For Middle East Producers

    Published 15 May 2021 | viewed 8,255 times

    India’s COVID travails have become the main talking point when it comes to Asian crude demand, once again pushing out the timeline of things finally…

  • Iraq Revives Its Monster Pipeline Project

    Published 13 May 2021 | viewed 3,609 times

    Recent news reports were replete with Iraq declaring its willingness to invest $15 billion into new gas-focused projects that could reduce its reliance on one…

  • India May Become Guyana’s Most Important Oil Client

    Published 12 May 2021 | viewed 8,749 times

    Nowadays one of the main buzz stories of the crude market has been focusing on Indian oil demand slumping as a consequence of the COVID-19…

  • Can Libya’s Oil Industry Make A Comeback In 2021?

    Published 11 May 2021 | viewed 2,388 times

    The creation of Libya’s interim government has instilled the international community with tacit hopes of a decade-long conflict finally coming to an end. As it…

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