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Carolina Curiel

Carolina Curiel
Author since: November 14, 2017
Contact information: ccuriel@scrapmonster.com,

Biography

Carolina Curiel is a seasoned recycling industry expert and content strategist at ScrapMonster, where she has been a key contributor since 2009. With over 15 years of experience in the scrap metal and recycling sector, Carolina specializes in market analysis, industry trends, and sustainability initiatives. As a co-founder of ScrapMonster Inc., Carolina has played an instrumental role in building the company's digital ecosystem, which includes industry-leading platforms such as OilMonster.com, CurrencyMonster.com, and SteelPrices.com. Her expertise spans project development, social media management, ecommerce strategy, and editorial content creation. Carolina's work focuses on delivering actionable insights into recycling best practices, market dynamics, and technological innovations within the circular economy. Her articles and reports are trusted resources for industry professionals, recyclers, and sustainability advocates worldwide. With a unique blend of technical knowledge and creative storytelling, Carolina bridges the gap between complex industry data and accessible content that drives engagement and informs decision-making across the recycling and metals markets.

Articles by Carolina Curiel

PETRONAS Signs Seven-Year LNG Supply Deal with Japan’s Shizuoka Gas

PETRONAS Signs Seven-Year LNG Supply Deal with Japan’s Shizuoka Gas

PETRONAS said the latest deal highlights a business relationship that has grown steadily over the past three decades.
Egypt Launches Al Baraka Oil Field Revival Program to Boost Domestic Crude Oil Output

Egypt Launches Al Baraka Oil Field Revival Program to Boost Domestic Crude Oil Output

The project will focus on repairing and reactivating existing production wells. Additionally, it will focus on drilling new development and exploration wells to unlock additional reserves.
Iran Hits Kuwait’s Offshore Oil Platform Amid Escalating US-Iran Strikes

Iran Hits Kuwait’s Offshore Oil Platform Amid Escalating US-Iran Strikes

This was the third round this week; combined strikes exceeded 300 targets across recent nights. President Trump stated the US “hit them very hard last night.” No US service members were reported injured in the latest exchanges.
ADNOC L&S expands LNG fleet with $900m order for four carriers

ADNOC L&S expands LNG fleet with $900m order for four carriers

The agreement for the four LNG carriers was signed during a ceremony witnessed by Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC Managing Director and Group CEO in Shanghai.
Iran oil stuck at sea surges as China’s teapots turn to rival Middle East supplies, traders say

Iran oil stuck at sea surges as China’s teapots turn to rival Middle East supplies, traders say

Since the ceasefire deal announced June 14, 52 tankers have sailed with Iranian oil and petrochemicals products, carrying approximately 62 million barrels of Iranian crude oil and products, UANI analysis showed.
Oil tanker traffic through Hormuz at near standstill as attacks strain Iran truce

Oil tanker traffic through Hormuz at near standstill as attacks strain Iran truce

One of the three vessels hit this week, the Marshall Islands-flagged ​Qatari LNG tanker Al Rekayyat, remains stranded and awaiting salvage operations off Oman after a projectile strike ​late on Tuesday ⁠sparked a fire in its engine room.
Bolivia and Brazil intend to expand their cooperation in exploration and production of natural gas

Bolivia and Brazil intend to expand their cooperation in exploration and production of natural gas

Bolivia’s Minister for Hydrocarbons and Energy, Marcelo Blanco, stated that cooperation with the Brazilian company would help step up the search for new gas fields and create the conditions for increasing production volumes in the long term.
Turkey, Iraq to sign 12-month extension of oil pipeline deal

Turkey, Iraq to sign 12-month extension of oil pipeline deal

The pipeline had ‌remained ⁠offline for 2-1/2 years after an arbitration court ruled for Ankara to pay $1.5 billion in damages for unauthorised Iraqi exports Turkey received between 2014 ​and 2018.

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