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Gov‘t halts naphtha exports for 5 months to stabilize supply

The South Korean government has moved to restrict naphtha exports for five months through the end of August, as it ramps up efforts to stabilize supply amid disruptions caused by the Middle East conflict.According to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the export restriction took effect at midnight on March 27, following Cabinet approval earlier this..

Energy veteran tapped as minister, Doosan’s green ventures expected to benefit
With Doosan Enerbility CEO Kim Jung-kwan nominated as the next Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy, Doosan Group’s clean energy ventures are poised to p..

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