Declining gas output in Europe and Algeria will further boost Europe’s dependence on imported LNG and pipeline gas from countries such as Russia as early as 2023 unless greater upstream investment is made.
23 January 2019Growth in Norway’s output will be marginal in the coming years and will help provide a floor to European prices.
11 January 2019European gas production is forecast to fall while gas demand could be supported by changes in power generation in the mid-term. With flexibility of supply also weakening, there are risks to future winter supply security.
20 December 2018The UK’s storage capacity has dropped to just 2% of demand, but it is doubtful the government will step in to encourage more to be built.
29 November 2018As 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 2018Concerns that the UK’s exit from the EU could leave a surplus of unallocated carbon allowances have seen EUA prices drop.
17 October 2018Total’s find in the Glendronach prospect is a major one, but investment in the UK North Sea is not high enough to sustain long-term production.
27 September 2018Firms are finding it increasingly difficult to find and retain staff with the skills needed for the future, delegates said at a discussion hosted by Interfax this week.
20 September 2018Turkey’s worsening currency crisis poses a significant threat to its economic growth prospects, which in turn will adversely impact investment in the country’s gas sector.
19 September 2018The Dutch government has proposed a cap of 19.4 bcm for production from the giant Groningen field for the 2018/2019 gas year.
28 August 2018The 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 2018The growing flexibility of LNG cargoes is giving exchanges the opportunity to expand their range of hedging instruments.
18 July 2018The initiative aimed to bolster LNG as a fuel for road transport, but seems to have stopped short of its destination.
6 June 2018The launch of the Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline and other routes could mean Europe’s demand for LNG will drop.
25 May 2018The motion, which would have committed Shell to alignment with the Paris agreement, is part of a growing push for oil and gas firms to take tougher action on emissions.
23 May 2018The 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 2018The 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 2018The arrival of warmer temperatures in the UK will push down the NBP.
3 May 2018German 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 2018Interfax 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.
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