Abhishek Kumar has several years of analytical experience within the financial markets and elsewhere. He joined Interfax in June 2012, working with Chief Energy Analyst Peter Stewart to launch Global Gas Analytics in October of that year. Before that, he was a financial analyst at Schneider Trading, where he covered a wide range of asset classes - including commodities, equities, fixed income, and foreign exchange. Abhishek has worked on a number of analytical publications, many of which he helped launch. He has previously worked as a business analyst for Procter & Gamble and as an aerospace researcher for the University of Leicester and the Group for Aeronautical Research and Technology in Europe.
US LNG could become more expensive as upstream gas producers seek to boost their profit margins.
6 days agoChanges to Brazil’s regulatory framework have the potential to benefit the country’s gas sector in the medium-to-long term provided they are not reversed by future administrations.
20 September 2019The position of Saudi Arabia as a reliable supplier is at stake as the kingdom’s oil and gas infrastructure becomes more vulnerable to sabotage.
16 September 2019Egypt’s LNG exports are rising sharply, but the country is still some way from realising its aim of becoming a regional gas hub.
20 August 2019Oman needs to expedite the development of its LNG bunkering and GTL facilities as its power and fertiliser sectors will struggle to absorb the additional gas from its proposed upstream projects.
19 August 2019The fate of Israel’s proposed LNG supplies will depend on the country boosting pipeline exports.
16 August 2019Argentina has accelerated its efforts to minimise purchases of LNG and pipeline gas as the imports are costing the government dear.
26 July 2019LNG trading in the Gulf is at stake as geopolitical tensions ratchet up near the Strait of Hormuz.
24 July 2019The risk of Trinidad shutting down part of its liquefaction capacity looms large as feedstock gas supplies remain constrained and competition from the petrochemical sector is ratcheting up.
22 July 2019Argentina will need significant investment in its electricity infrastructure to avoid a repeat of the blackout that hit the country in June.
3 July 2019The growing popularity of gas in Jamaica is setting an example of how small-scale LNG technology can benefit countries with modest demand.
2 July 2019Upstream gas projects in Algeria will see further delays if the country fails to boost the competitiveness of its LNG and pipeline gas in the global market.
24 June 2019The Atlantic hurricane season will cause less disruption to LNG trading in the Americas this year than it has done in the previous two years.
21 June 2019The power outage in Argentina over the weekend – the worst in its history – could be yet another sign of the need for urgent investment in the country’s ageing electricity infrastructure.
17 June 2019Gas is driving the move away from crude oil in Kuwait’s power sector, but the country will need a helping hand from oil products to complete the transition.
5 June 2019Mexican LNG imports are facing an insurmountable challenge from US pipeline gas, which could see Mexico stop buying LNG altogether.
29 May 2019Saudi Arabia’s aim of challenging Qatar’s dominance of the LNG market will present the United States with an opportunity to commercialise its LNG.
24 May 2019Small-scale LNG technology is gathering momentum in Latin America and the Caribbean and will be the region’s best bet for reversing the decline in its LNG demand in the long term.
23 May 2019Turkey’s dependence on domestically produced coal and renewables is set to increase as the country shifts its focus towards minimising imports of fossil fuels for electricity generation.
8 May 2019Israel wants to pin down a viable option for gas exports as commercial production from its Leviathan project becomes imminent.
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