Supply & Demand
With new capacity and facilities set to be commissioned, Singapore is moving forward as a regional trading hub. This will help emerging markets in Southeast Asia to expand.
25 September 2017
Supply & Demand
Key upstream projects coming online ahead of schedule mean Egypt will be self-sufficient in gas production sooner than anticipated, which will also favour its LNG exports.
22 September 2017
Exploration & Production
The tightening gas market in Louisiana will buoy prices at the Henry Hub over the coming years, discouraging its use as an index in long-term gas and LNG contracts.
18 August 2017
Supply & Demand
As Europe becomes increasingly dependent on imports, changes will be seen in the region’s mix of imports. However, the pace of change is likely to be slow.
17 August 2017
Policy & Regulation
South Korea’s new government is rolling out new energy policies – with big implications for the power sector. These changes could create opportunities for gas-fired power generation.
21 July 2017
Supply & Demand
The growing emphasis on coal and renewables in Turkey’s power sector presents a major challenge for the country’s gas-fired infrastructure.
20 July 2017
Supply & Demand
Brazil’s deteriorating political climate has the potential to reduce the country’s need for imported gas and LNG even further.
23 June 2017
Supply & Demand
China’s gas market is set to grow and will become increasingly dependent on imports – this will result in a need for more piped and LNG imports.
22 June 2017
Pipelines, Storage & Power
The power sector supported Europe’s gas demand growth last year, but with changes taking place in the gas and power markets that growth is not set to continue.
26 May 2017
Supply & Demand
The world’s biggest LNG exporter will defend its share of the market as competition among suppliers intensifies amid the global glut of the fuel.
25 May 2017
Contributed
Following the triggering of Article 50, the key short- and medium-term challenges and opportunities facing the UK gas sector are examined in this contributed feature from Zuzana Princova of IPA Advisory.
24 May 2017
Exploration & Production
Canada’s struggle to find customers for its gas will persist as growing shale output in the US provides tough competition.
21 April 2017
Exploration & Production
Thailand is set to become increasingly dependent on imported LNG and could be vulnerable to price spikes as the market tightens.
21 April 2017
Contributed
The outlook for global LNG supply and demand and Europe’s future as an LNG market is explored in this contributed feature by Mike Fulwood from Nexant.
20 April 2017
Supply & Demand
Potential changes in energy strategy will shape both the gas and power sectors in France - but the prospects for gas demand growth will remain weak.
23 March 2017
Supply & Demand
Algeria is gradually opting for flexible gas and LNG contracts as competition intensifies and prices remain low.
23 March 2017
Contributed
China’s gas market development will have implications for gas globally. The prospects for development are explored in this contributed feature from Gaffney Cline & Associates.
20 February 2017
Supply & Demand
Oman is trying to boost its non-associated gas production as the sultanate strives to meet its rising gas demand and maintain its position as an LNG exporter.
17 February 2017
Exploration & Production
Delays to the commissioning of Australia’s LNG export projects will ease the glut this year, but the influx of supply will only be slowed, not stopped.
16 February 2017
Policy & Regulation
Further delays to Japan’s nuclear reactors coming back online look likely, but even a limited number of restarts will affect the country’s gas demand.
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