Pipelines, Storage & Power
The outlook for international gas pipelines in Northeast Asia is improving, but political conditions can change much faster than pipelines can be built.
17 August 2018
Policy & Regulation
US producers cannot meet the country’s own demand for LNG because of a First World War-era protectionist law. It is good news for nearby Trinidad and Tobago.
15 August 2018
Global Markets
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13 August 2018
Exploration & Production
A proposed law on offshore production in Romania is the latest example of how countries in Southeast Europe self-sabotage their desire to become regional hubs.
10 August 2018
Global Markets
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6 August 2018
Exploration & Production
The IOCs developing the Aphrodite field off Cyprus are attempting to secure better terms from the Cypriot government.
3 August 2018
Global Markets
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30 July 2018
Exploration & Production
There is palpable anxiety in the oil and gas industry over the intentions of Mexico’s president-elect.
27 July 2018
Global Markets
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23 July 2018
Policy & Regulation
The UK’s white paper on Brexit seems like a good starting point for negotiating the future energy relationship between the EU and the UK.
20 July 2018
Supply & Demand
US gas exporters enjoy a favourable regulatory environment – but a recent application with the DOE shows they are not taking it for granted.
19 July 2018
Global Markets
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16 July 2018
Policy & Regulation
Ireland’s plans to turn away from fossil fuels have left hope for gas, highlighting the power of effective advocacy.
13 July 2018
Global Markets
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9 July 2018
LNG
The world’s largest LNG buyer has gained greater access to European LNG infrastructure through its merger with EDF Trading.
6 July 2018
Policy & Regulation
Argentina’s new energy minister has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to the ‘free market’, but several structural challenges remain.
5 July 2018
Global Markets
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2 July 2018
Pipelines, Storage & Power
The populist party, which forms part of Italy’s ruling coalition, may soon ditch its resistance to the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline.
29 June 2018
Policy & Regulation
Argentina’s former Energy Minister Juan José Aranguren – who was sacked last week – was trying to bring back ‘market’ prices in a tough political climate.
26 June 2018
Global Markets
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