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IGB pipeline delayed to March 2021
Issues with the procurement phase have delayed the start of construction until at least September, meaning the pipeline will not be ready until March 2021 at the earliest.
2 days agoTTF gas prices slide but Ukraine transit deal remains a risk
TTF gas prices have declined in recent weeks, but concerns are growing that Russia and Ukraine may not reach a transit agreement before the end of the year.
3 days ago
Ghana in talks to export gas to Ivory Coast
Ghana is looking to export gas to Ivory Coast via a new pipeline despite of competing national agendas and the unmet needs of its domestic market.
3 days agoAfrica-Europe pipeline flows down 2.9% year on year
Volumes inched down on an annual basis in Week 20 and were largely unchanged week on week.
5 days ago
Europe prepares for no deal on Ukraine transit
An agreement between Ukraine and Gazprom on gas transit is not likely to be signed before December 2019, causing price spikes and potential disruptions in Europe.
16 May 2019
Argentina struggling with Vaca Muerta pipeline
Government money for the $1.5 billion connection will be fundamental if the much-needed project is to go forward.
16 May 2019Trans-Med volumes boost North African exports to Europe
The large increase in exports via the Trans-Med outweighed declines on the other North Africa-Europe pipelines last week.
14 May 2019Japan LNG demand to rise as nuclear shuts down
The shutdown of Japan’s nuclear power plants beginning from next year will see the country turn back to LNG to meet power demand.
9 May 2019North Africa-Europe gas flows up in Week 18
Flows of North African pipeline gas to Europe rose last week, led by an increase in exports to Italy from Algeria and Libya.
7 May 2019
Leviathan accentuates Israel's need for gas exports
Israel wants to pin down a viable option for gas exports as commercial production from its Leviathan project becomes imminent.
3 May 2019
Spanish energy transition retains political support
Spain looks set to carry on with its transition away from coal and nuclear regardless of whether Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez decides to form a coalition or govern alone.
2 May 2019
Brazil TAG sale bodes well but more is needed
Engie’s purchase of the pipeline network does not necessarily mean that it will be open to producers other than state-run Petrobras.
1 May 2019Maghreb-Europe restart boosts African pipeline exports
Flows increased on a weekly basis in Week 17 as the Maghreb-Europe route re-entered service, but they are still low for the time of year.
30 April 2019
Hungary's BRUA diversion teeters on the brink
The third phase of an open season on the Hungary-Slovakia-Austria corridor failed last week, suggesting Hungary’s plan to divert the BRUA project into Slovakia is unlikely to succeed.
30 April 2019
China trails targets for gas-fired distributed generation
The country is on course to have almost 16 GW of installed DG capacity by the end of 2020, a long way short of its 50 GW target.
29 April 2019
Serbia far from starting TurkStream extension work
Construction of Serbia’s section of South Stream Lite will not start before the end of the year, despite Belgrade’s claims they are imminent
25 April 2019Maghreb-Europe pipeline leads decline in North African exports to Europe
North African pipeline exports to Europe fell by 18.3% last week as a result of weak demand in Spain and Italy.
23 April 2019
Lebanon over-reaching with power plan timeline
The country is expected to award contracts for FSRUs by the end of the month with a view to starting LNG imports in 2021, but the timeline for its power projects looks dubious.
18 April 2019
Senegal’s petroleum ministry looks downstream
Two decisions by Senegal’s government hint at the integration of upstream gas projects with the country’s electricity sector.
18 April 2019
Vietnam closer to debut LNG-to-power scheme
Vietnam is set to approve development of Delta Offshore Energy's LNG-to-power project in the next few weeks.
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