Opinion
Gas for Transport
IMO decision could tip scales towards LNG
Regulation could push the maritime sector to adopt LNG as a bunker fuel, creating demand at a time when the industry desperately needs it.
LNG
A tale of two facilities in Colombia
The bear market has had stark consequences for Colombia’s nascent LNG sector, with a proposed floating project dead in the water.
Global Markets
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26 September 2016
Exploration & Production
Petrofac’s threats to quit Tunisia are getting old
After nine months of production stoppages in Chergui, Tunisia is scrambling to reverse Petrofac’s alleged decision to leave by striking a last-minute deal with the unions.
23 September 2016
Exploration & Production
Does BP want a driving seat in Argentine shale play?
BP’s Argentine business is unwilling to ride shotgun in the giant Vaca Muerta shale play, sources tell Wildcat.
21 September 2016
Global Markets
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19 September 2016
Alternative Fuels
Hinkley Point C: a costly choice
EDF’s proposed new nuclear power plant has been approved by the UK’s government, but critics still say it will prove a costly white elephant.
16 September 2016
Global Markets
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12 September 2016
LNG
Russia-Bahrain LNG deal is shrewd diplomacy
Is this week’s LNG agreement between Bahrain and Russia a marriage of convenience or the real deal?
9 September 2016
Companies & Finance
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5 September 2016
LNG
Golar takes on Goliath in Brazil
The Brazilian LNG market is a tough nut to crack, but UK-based Golar LNG is stepping up to the plate.
2 September 2016
Policy & Regulation
Juan’s Angels ride to the rescue in Argentina
Can a crack team of former policymakers bail out embattled Argentine Energy Minister Juan Aranguren? It may be worth a shot.
1 September 2016
Global Markets
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30 August 2016
EU Energy Policy
The path ahead for Europe’s power sector
Redesigning the policy framework for the European electricity market is a thankless job, but somebody has to do it.
26 August 2016
Global Markets
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22 August 2016
Policy & Regulation
Energy storage strategy urgently needed
The idea that energy storage is not needed until renewables reach an overwhelming share of the energy mix is unhelpful, as the booming market offers a billion-euro opportunity.
19 August 2016
Global Markets
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15 August 2016
Global Markets
Tensions simmer in the South China Sea
Ratcheting tensions in the South China Sea are preventing oil and gas exploration and increasing the likelihood of a flashpoint that could disrupt trade.
12 August 2016
Policy & Regulation
Brazil goes for gold, but not green
Brazil urged people to save the planet at the opening ceremony of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics. But the country is no poster child for the environment.
9 August 2016
Global Markets
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8 August 2016
Exploration & Production
Even if you can beat them, join them
Russia’s focus on east Mediterranean fields could merely be a way of shoring up its market dominance in the region and beyond.
5 August 2016
Global Markets
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