Nuclear
After years of steady increases, Taiwan’s gas demand growth is expected to face challenges. Capacity limitations and potential policy changes could hit the outlook for growth.
24 January 2019
Crude oil
The unexpected strength in fuel oil prices could prompt generators in Northeast Asia to buy more gas over the winter.
12 December 2018
Coal
The outlook for the role of gas in the world's three largest energy markets - China, the US and India - is varied. However, gas demand still looks set to grow in all three.
29 November 2018
Contributed
The Permian is already changing international LNG pricing. How future production could impact oil-indexation in LNG contracts going forward is examined in this contributed feature by Robert Beck of Baker & O’Brien.
21 November 2018
Coal
As the UK’s gas production declines it will become increasingly dependent on imports at a time when storage capacity is low. Even moderate growth in demand will test the country’s supply options.
19 October 2018
Coal
Global Gas Analytics highlights the essential events and forces at work in the global market over the coming gas year.
17 October 2018
LPG
The World LPG Association has argued that LPG could play a bigger role in transitioning developed countries to low-carbon energy sources.
3 October 2018
Nuclear
Japan’s nuclear output is rising as more reactors return to service, putting pressure on the country’s gas demand and LNG imports.
6 September 2018
Electric
The Faraday Institution aims to make the UK a world leader in battery technology, and achieving scale will be the key challenge faced by its new leader.
1 August 2018
Coal
The LNG markets of South Asia are expected to undergo substantial expansion over the next few years. While LNG will be essential to gas market expansion in the region, challenges remain.
29 June 2018
Crude oil
Geopolitical strife may keep OPEC members from reaching an agreement on the oil production cut at their upcoming meeting.
20 June 2018
Contributed
The outlook for carbon pricing and policy and the impact on gas and power in Europe is analysed in this contributed feature by Daniel Legg from Nexant
22 May 2018
Coal
The Norwegian government has given the green light for a study on a full-scale CCS project, bolstering the prospects of the much-vaunted technology.
17 May 2018
Crude oil
The US president’s decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran has already sent oil prices spiralling.
9 May 2018
Coal
While the liberalisation of China’s power sector is still far off, efforts in energy trading are making important progress.
26 April 2018
Coal
German gas demand has been on the rise in recent years, but mid-term growth in the market will need the support of government policies.
23 April 2018
Coal
Interfax hosted a seminar with Nexant on 28 March to discuss the outlook for carbon pricing in Europe. The discussion included debate on the future of coal, gas and power.
4 April 2018
Coal
Japan could lose its top spot as the world’s largest LNG importer by the end of the decade. But with questions surrounding the outlook for nuclear, LNG imports could remain high.
23 March 2018
LPG
Growth in global LPG output in recent years – led by the US – could see the fuel provide an alternative to LNG in the power and industrial sectors.
21 March 2018
LPG
LPG could rival LNG as a fuel in developing countries, Global Gas Analytics told the ACI LPG conference in Lisbon this week.
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