Israel’s FLNG is a long-term prospect
The fate of Israel’s proposed LNG supplies will depend on the country boosting pipeline exports.
Yesterday
Uniper determined to complete Germany’s last new coal plant
The company’s commitment to commission Datteln 4 by next summer shows Germany’s coal phase-out will take time despite encouraging levels of fuel-switching from coal to gas in recent months.
Yesterday
YPFB barred from buying Petrobras Gasbol stake
The Bolivian company will not be allowed to make the acquisition, denting its strategy of 'internationalisation' and narrowing the list of potential buyers.
2 days ago
Turkmen gas exports to EU face setbacks
The prospect of gas from Turkmenistan reaching Europe still looks remote despite attempts by the EU and Bulgaria to facilitate imports.
2 days ago
Senegal unveils tentative midstream plans
The government is pushing ahead with studies on national gas-to-power infrastructure despite fresh doubts over the finances of state power firm Senelec.
2 days ago
India commits to liberalising pipeline network
The Indian government is looking to break state-owned Gail's hold over the country's pipeline network and increase third-party access.
2 days ago
Solar buildout bodes well for LNG in South Korea
The country's gas demand and LNG import needs continue to be uncertain, with volumes dependent on the expansion of renewable power capacity and, potentially, the price at which it can source gas.
3 days ago
China’s average LNG price holds steady despite supply cut
A reduction in supplies at some of China’s LNG plants last week caused only a small increase in the country’s average ex-works price.
3 days ago
GreenStream boost nearly offsets drop in African pipeline supplies
North African pipeline gas supplies to Europe fell slightly last week, with small drops on all routes except GreenStream.
4 days ago
European storage levels near 90% full
The high stocks reflect a warm winter and a relatively high influx of LNG – but the expiry of the Russia-Ukraine transit agreement this winter is also a concern.
5 days ago
Balticconnector on track to commission by end-2019
The completion of the offshore section means the pipeline is close to commissioning, potentially allowing Finland to receive gas from the Baltic states from 2020.
8 August 2019
China embraces reform to bolster energy security
China’s leadership is turning to sweeping reforms to spark a boom in domestic energy output as heightened tensions with the US force Beijing to consider its energy security.
8 August 2019
Sweeping reform on cards for eastern Australia
Under sustained pressure from consumers, the federal government has initiated a host of initiatives designed to tackle gas supply shortages and rising prices and to spur upstream investment
8 August 2019
SHPGX smashes pipeline gas sales record in July
The Shanghai Petroleum & Gas Exchange sold 11.6 bcm of piped volumes last month, more than three times the total of the previous monthly record
7 August 2019
Volumes surge on GreenStream pipeline
Deliveries via the Libya-Italy connection were up by almost 40% last week, but the increase was offset by declines on the Maghreb-Europe pipeline.
6 August 2019
Moldova turns to Ukraine to avert gas supply crisis
Moldovagaz and Ukrtransgaz are negotiating an interconnection agreement that would allow Ukraine to ship gas to Moldova should supplies from Russia be disrupted this winter.
5 August 2019
Capacity payments may do little to prevent UK coal exit
RWE is shutting the last of its coal-fired power plants in the UK, with closures at other plants looking likely ahead of the country’s 2025 deadline for phasing out coal.
2 August 2019
Tianjin output falls but CNOOC facility remains top seller
The terminal sold much more trucked LNG than other facilities in China last week, despite its sales falling on a weekly basis.
1 August 2019
Benin turns to LNG to supply its power sector
Benin has signed a long-term LNG import deal with Total, guaranteeing its security of supply and further undermining the West African Gas Pipeline.
1 August 2019
Zhejiang grid coverage to fall short of 2020 goal
The Chinese province will fall short of a grid coverage goal set in 2016 seemingly as a result of a lack of incremental gas supply from national companies.
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