Opinion
Pipelines, Storage & Power
Can gas unlock future power invention?
Gas is not just a relatively clean stopgap fuel on the road to a renewable future – it may also be a catalyst for technological progress.
21 July 2017
Supply & Demand
Gas demand growth rests on power sector role
Cedigaz expects gas demand to grow by 1.6% per year to 2035, with most of this demand emerging in Asia and being increasingly met by LNG.
18 July 2017
Global Markets
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17 July 2017
Supply & Demand
The golden age of industrial gas
Industrial demand, not power, appears to be the main driving force behind the latest growth in the global gas market.
14 July 2017
Global Markets
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10 July 2017
LNG
Is Qatar’s new wave of LNG intended to swamp Mozambique?
Qatar and ExxonMobil may be using their market dominance to slow down the giant LNG projects planned for the east coast of Africa.
7 July 2017
Pipelines, Storage & Power
Gas may be slow-burn success in Latin America
The short-term prospects for gas in Latin America look bleak because of renewables. But the sector should play the long game.
4 July 2017
Exploration & Production
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3 July 2017
LNG
PNG LNG in need of a Plan B
The deteriorating situation in Papua New Guinea is putting the country’s LNG project at risk, experts say.
30 June 2017
Global Markets
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26 June 2017
Companies & Finance
Snam increases its influence in Europe
The recent appointment of Marco Alverà as president of GasNaturally is a further step towards consolidating the role of Snam as a giant in the EU gas network.
23 June 2017
Exploration & Production
Mexico’s shale pioneers will need blind faith
Nobody doubts Mexico’s staggering shale potential. But it still looks risky to drill south of the Rio Grande.
20 June 2017
Global Markets
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19 June 2017
Policy & Regulation
EU-Russia energy deal hinges on political will
A separate EU-Russia agreement for energy infrastructure could bring benefits, but it would need political support from both sides to come to fruition.
16 June 2017
Global Markets
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12 June 2017
LNG
Choppy waters ahead for Qatar’s LNG fleet
The dispute between Qatar and several neighbouring countries has resulted in some of its LNG cargoes being rerouted.
9 June 2017
LNG
Will Paris damage Brand USA?
Will the United States’s withdrawal from the Paris agreement make LNG importers wary of ‘Made in America’? Experts are divided.
8 June 2017
Global Markets
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5 June 2017
Policy & Regulation
We might as well always have Paris
The decision by the US to withdraw from the Paris agreement may make it seem as if business will continue as usual, but IOCs will have to take a longer-term view.
2 June 2017
Global Markets
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30 May 2017
Exploration & Production
Duterte backed into corner over SCS
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has proposed a joint venture with China and Vietnam to explore for oil and gas in disputed waters of the South China Sea.
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