
Equatorial Guinea to face perils of spot LNG
Equatorial Guinea’s overreliance on spot LNG risks deterring interest in the proposed Fortuna FLNG project.
21 August 2017
Tightening Louisiana market supports Henry Hub
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
Yamal LNG startup to weigh on spot LNG prices
Train 1 at Yamal LNG is set to be commissioned by the end of 2017. This will add volumes to the spot market as the train ramps up in early 2018.
18 August 2017
Europe’s import mix – slow to change
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
Peruvian LNG exports evolve amid oversupply
LNG from Peru is increasingly being traded on the spot market, encouraging the exporter to explore regions beyond Latin America.
24 July 2017
Iran throws down gauntlet on production growth
Iran issued a challenge to its Arab Gulf neighbours by saying it will dramatically boost oil and gas production and exports by 2021.
24 July 2017
South Korea’s emissions ambitions
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
Tough competition for gas in Turkey’s power sector
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
Iran threatens big rise in oil and gas output and exports
Iran has thrown down the gauntlet to its Gulf neighbours, saying it will dramatically boost its hydrocarbon production and exports by 2021.
12 July 2017
Japan and South Korea – prospects for coal and gas
The power sectors in Japan and South Korea are currently set on contrasting paths when it comes to nuclear and coal. How the generation mix in both countries develops has implications for gas demand and LNG imports.
11 July 2017
China’s delicate balancing act on gas market reform
The dichotomy between Beijing’s targets to boost gas use and the dynamics of a volatile world market was discussed at an Interfax breakfast seminar in London on Tuesday.
28 June 2017
MEA LNG suppliers pin hopes on Latin America
MEA LNG suppliers, led by Qatar, are taking steps to consolidate their positions in Latin America’s LNG market
26 June 2017
Political crisis engulfs Brazil’s gas and LNG sectors
Brazil’s deteriorating political climate has the potential to reduce the country’s need for imported gas and LNG even further.
23 June 2017
China’s gas market to provide an import boom
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
Oil prices continue to weaken as global glut grows
International crude oil prices have dropped to their lowest level in six months as the continuing global glut overshadows efforts by OPEC to shore up the market.
21 June 2017
Mild weather to weigh on Henry Hub prices
Mild weather and improving stocks in the South Central Region of the United States will cap gains in Henry Hub prices.
14 June 2017
Companies need to get wise to smart power
Peter Stewart took part in a session on ‘The Coming Revolution in Hyper-smart Power Systems’ at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
12 June 2017
US northeast gas prices under pressure as stocks build
Prices in the US northeast will remain under pressure as gas stocks are replenished.
7 June 2017
Qatari LNG exports embroiled in diplomatic spat
Qatar’s escalating diplomatic fallout with its neighbours risks dampening the appetite for its LNG in the Middle East and Africa.
5 June 2017
Further upside to Henry Hub despite mild weather
Henry Hub prices could increase during June because of storage concerns, even though mild weather has been forecast across the US.
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