International Energy Network News: Mozambican President Guebuza emphasized in Maputo on the 5th that due to its rich and diversified energy resources, Mozambique is well-positioned to contribute to the energy development of southern Africa.

Coal, natural gas, nuclear power and large hydroelectric power stations are mainly controlled by the state. The pace of energy privatization and public-private partnership system reform has been stalled by successive governments.

British Petroleum (BP) released an internal investigation report into the Gulf of Mexico oil spill on the 8th, which pointed out "a series of errors", such as mechanical failures, human judgment errors, and design issues. While BP identified some of its own faults, it pointed most of the blame at other companies.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimated on the 10th that the average daily oil demand in the United States in 2010 will be 18.91 million barrels, 0.7% higher than in 2009. It is also expected that demand for petroleum products will rise in 2010, thus breaking four consecutive years of decline.

Affected by news such as the U.S. stock market and strong quarterly reports from some companies, market investors believed that there were clear signs of accelerating global economic recovery. Crude oil prices rose on Monday. However, U.S. stocks fluctuated subsequently, and the increase narrowed slightly to $76.54 per barrel at the close.

Driven by factors such as the rise in the stock market and an increase in IEA crude oil demand expectations, New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) crude oil futures rose to a four-week high on the 10th, closing up 1.48%, exceeding US$75 per barrel, to US$75.48 per barrel.

According to a report by Voice of China's "Global Chinese Broadcasting Network" at 12:15, attention was paid to the explosion accident on the US drilling platform. The oil leak caused serious environmental pollution.

International Energy Network News: The first Nuclear Security Summit, which concluded in Washington on the 13th, determined the goals of international nuclear security instruments such as the revised Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism as the core of the global nuclear security system. Substanti