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No smooth sailing for Egypt’s LNG exports
Upstream issues, rising domestic gas demand and regional geopolitics will remain obstacles to Egypt’s ambition of becoming a major LNG and pipeline gas supplier.
3 days ago
Argentina’s perilous path to gas riches
Argentina’s efforts to become self-sufficient in gas and boost its exports of LNG and pipeline gas will be thoroughly tested as the country’s economy deteriorates.
12 April 2019
Algerian pipeline gas losing competitiveness
Exports of oil-indexed pipeline gas and LNG from Algeria are facing a difficult trading environment as rising crude prices deter buyers.
9 April 2019
Trinidad facing difficult LNG terrain
Trinidad has high hopes for upstream projects such as Angelin, but the country will need to do much more to defend its share of the LNG market amid growing competition.
21 March 2019
Price volatility to persist in the US Pacific Region
Gas prices will remain volatile in the PR even during the injection season, with the Northwest Sumas hub having already seen a high of $200/MMBtu in early March.
7 March 2019
Trinidad’s gas output to get Angelin boost
The Angelin project will provide yet another boost for Trinidad’s gas production, but the country has even more ambitious upstream plans.
28 February 2019
Qatar plots LNG market dominance via expansion
Qatar is marching on with a multifaceted LNG strategy that will enable Doha to maintain its market share and remain a reliable supplier of the fuel in Asia and Europe alike.
26 February 2019
Turkey curtails reliance on gas imports
Turkey’s ambition to diversify its energy mix away from gas will intensify competition among suppliers as they seek to defend their share of the country’s market.
22 February 2019
Golden Pass to be a conduit for US LNG into Europe
Golden Pass, an FID on which was taken in early February, will be Qatar Petroleum’s strategic project to serve the European LNG market while freeing up more Ras Laffan volumes for key Asian customers.
7 February 2019
Asia will remain central to Qatar’s LNG strategy
Qatar is implementing LNG trading strategies that will further consolidate its position in the Asian market.
31 January 2019
Argentina on the cusp of exporting LNG
Argentina is poised to start exporting LNG in 2019, but challenges lie ahead for the country’s ambition to become Latin America’s biggest LNG supplier.
28 January 2019
Latin America’s LNG buyers contemplate exports
The prospects of Latin America becoming a major LNG supplier remain bleak despite proposed export projects in Argentina, Chile and Mexico.
24 January 2019
MEA’s enthusiasm for FSRUs fizzling out
The number of operational FSRUs in the MEA is set to fall sharply over the coming years because of growing gas production, geopolitics and cost considerations.
21 December 2018
Qatar aims high for LNG after leaving OPEC
Qatar sees a brighter future for its energy sector once it leaves OPEC, especially by further consolidating its position as an LNG supplier.
6 December 2018
Brazil’s hydropower addiction will be hard to break
Non-hydro renewables have a bright future in Brazil’s generation portfolio, but it will be no mean feat for the country to rein in the dominance of hydro.
3 December 2018
Project delays to impair US LNG ambitions
Several US liquefaction projects face significant delays as the outlook of global LNG demand becomes uncertain and volumes sourced from the US remain expensive in the Asian market.
23 November 2018
Markets stunned as Henry Hub approaches $5/MMBtu
The Henry Hub front-month futures price is rising towards $5/MMBtu, rattling gas and LNG markets given the US has yet to see the worst of the winter weather.
20 November 2018
Argentina’s FSRUs: one down, one to go
The departure of Excelerate’s Exemplar FSRU from Argentina is a setback for Latin America’s LNG import prospects, but a victory for the government’s energy policy.
9 November 2018
MEA LNG imports facing sharp downturn
The Middle East and Africa’s declining LNG demand is defining a new norm in the global LNG trade, which will be a concern for key suppliers of the fuel.
29 October 2018
High oil prices to dent Brazil’s appetite for gas
Brazil will need to reform gas prices to make the fuel more affordable to end-users or else the country’s power mix will diversify further away from gas.
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