New regulations to open up India’s gas infrastructure
Revised regulations concerning India’s infrastructure and utilities are intended to provide the stability to encourage foreign investment and expansion – particularly for gas pipelines.
9 May 2016
Smart cities set to boost India’s gas demand
India’s ‘smart city’ initiative aims to expand gas supply around the country, but it will need heavy investment in infrastructure.
28 April 2016
India awaits first cargo of US LNG
India is waiting to receive the second commissioning cargo from Sabine Pass, but the low oil price makes future contracted volumes uncompetitive against spot cargoes.
18 April 2016Iran-Pakistan pipeline faces headwinds
Pakistan is keen to increase its gas supply via a pipeline with Iran, but neither country is ready to go ahead with the project, according to a former government official.
12 April 2016
India’s budget offers gas exploration incentives
India is hoping to boost gas exploration and production with the introduction of a new pricing mechanism announced as part of its annual budget.
4 March 2016
India frowns at cost of Australian LNG
India was unimpressed by price estimates for LNG from Australia’s Woodside Energy during the countries' Energy Security Dialogue.
18 February 2016
India looks to Africa to fill gas supply gap
Indian gas demand is growing and the country is looking to diversify imports away from Middle Eastern suppliers – a move that could offer an opportunity for African LNG.
5 February 2016
Qatar poised to defend market share
The renegotiation of the supply contract between Qatar’s Rasgas and Petronet LNG may hint at the market’s future.
27 January 2016
Indonesia’s LNG focus reflects upstream failings
Indonesia is trying harder to develop its LNG infrastructure in the face of booming energy demand, but is being foiled by red tape.
14 December 2015
Reaction muted to India’s new E&P; policy
India has introduced regulatory reforms to production and pricing, but without major new discoveries it will still struggle to attract international players.
1 December 2015
NLD victory gives hope to Myanmar’s gas players
The results of Myanmar’s elections are a good sign for the future of the country’s gas industry, but exports will have to be balanced against the needs of the home market.
18 November 2015
Turkmenistan pushes TAPI forward but doubts remain
Turkmenistan is eager to start building its segment of the TAPI gas pipeline, but it is unclear how far the scheme can progress.
11 November 2015
Developing an Asian LNG spot price
The new Singapore SLInG index for spot LNG trading is the latest step towards establishing an Asian gas trading hub. Interfax talks to SLInG’s developers about its prospects.
6 November 2015
Pakistan pipeline set for ‘disaster’ – former official
The planned 1,100 km Karachi-Lahore pipeline could fail because of a lack of infrastructure and unrealistic cost estimates.
28 October 2015
Indonesian players lament lack of CBM rules
CBM has major potential in Indonesia, but the lack of specific regulation for the industry is holding back its development.
12 October 2015
New tariff cuts spell trouble for India’s upstream
A drop in India’s domestic gas price could hit production and drive away companies from the country’s upstream sector.
8 October 2015
Pacific NorthWest struggling to beat gas glut
Petronas’s Pacific NorthWest LNG project needs to begin operations within the next one or two years to avoid hitting a period of LNG oversupply expected towards the end of the decade.
2 October 2015
India playing catch-up in race to woo Iran
With sanctions being wound up, India is keen to develop its energy relations with Iran. But a lack of infrastructure and competition from China mean Delhi has work to do.
23 September 2015
Indonesian tariff cut spells trouble for upstream players
The Indonesian government is set to reduce domestic gas tariffs for industrial customers by more than 20%, a move that appears to place greater financial pressure on upstream players.
14 September 2015
Bangladesh hikes gas tariffs to boost import infrastructure
Dhaka is committed to the construction of LNG import infrastructure in Bangladesh, as this week’s gas price increase shows.
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