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The Russian and Ukrainian energy ministers.

Gas transit deal ‘in principle’ appeases markets

Progress in the Berlin talks means a final agreement for the transit of gas between Russia and Ukraine may be reached in the coming days.

20 December 2019 Policy & Regulation / Europe & Russia

Trans-Balkan route on track to reverse flows amid transit concerns

Reverse flows on the Trans-Balkan pipeline will ensure security of supply in some of Europe’s most vulnerable countries in the event of gas supply disruptions from January.

McDermott crisis raises questions over Mozambique LNG

McDermott’s financial difficulties could mean Saipem is left to build the Mozambique LNG project on its own, for which it may not have the resources.

Japanese LNG buyers look to joint purchasing

Spurred by rising competition in Japan’s deregulated gas and power retail market, companies are increasingly pooling resources to jointly purchase smaller volumes over shorter timeframes.

Containers make inroads in China’s LNG market

Containerised LNG has the potential to extend its market share at a faster-than-expected rate in China as rising adoption looks set to coincide with tepid growth in the LNG road tanker fleet.

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Poland-Ukraine cooperation to boost gas output

A gas well in China.

Sinopec sets out long-term gas ambitions in home market

LNG tanker at Ras Laffan in Qatar

Qatar’s rivals face up to LNG expansion challenge

Drillship offshore Mozambique

Total looks to alternative financing for Mozambique LNG

Dinh Co Gas Processing Plant in Vietnam

Solar surge puts gas in the shade in Vietnam

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CNOOC aims to turn around China's Hainan LNG terminal

State-owned CNOOC hopes its LNG terminal on the southern island province of Hainan will eke out a profit by the end of this year after enduring years of losses.

Petrobras's director of refining and natural gas, Anelise Lara, addressing an event

Petrobras may sell Bolivian assets to cut debt

The Brazilian state-controlled company is exploring ways to add to its divestment plan as it prioritises development of Brazil’s pre-salt oil and gas fields.

The receiving terminal for TurkStream.

TurkStream readies for startup amid concern over Bulgarian section

The second leg of the pipeline, planned to stretch over southeastern Europe, is facing delays, although Bulgaria has secured alternative supply routes.

Inpex's Ichthys LNG facility

Potential for six new trains at Darwin LNG

With strong government backing, Australia is moving swiftly to maximise a narrow window to expand LNG exports ahead of a wave of low-priced LNG from the US and other regions.

A platform in Azerbaijan's giant Shahs Deniz gas field

CEE eyes new regional funding for gas projects

Regional private investment funds may help offset the potential reduction in EU funding for gas projects in Central and Eastern Europe.

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East Med power struggle in figures

Recent events indicate plans for an East Mediterranean gas pipeline will struggle for momentum as long as power politics holds sway in the region.

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Latin America’s LNG demand poised for an uplift

A changing political landscape and the increasing popularity of small-scale technology will drive LNG demand growth in Latin America and the Caribbean over the coming years.

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