Americas
Chile looks beyond gas-to-power
Renewables are expected to consolidate their position in Chile’s baseload power generation mix in the coming years, while the role of gas as a peak-load fuel will diminish.
Europe & Russia
UK power sector – a new path for gas?
The prospects for gas-fired power generation are looking brighter in the UK thanks to new government policies and lower prices.
Europe & Russia
Gas in CEE countries: reducing supply risk?
Central and Eastern European gas markets have been dependent on the flow of Russian gas via Ukraine for years. However, improvements to infrastructure and supplies are changing that.
19 November 2015
Middle East & Africa
GCC fertiliser industry drifting away from gas
The Gulf Cooperation Council’s growing domestic demand for gas will reduce the fuel’s use in the region’s fertiliser industry and force the sector to diversify its feedstock.
19 November 2015
Middle East & Africa
Middle East and Africa favour floating LNG solutions
The growing demand for LNG in the Middle East and Africa will promote the development of floating LNG import facilities, but not all of the proposed projects will materialise.
22 October 2015
Asia Pacific
Singapore – moving towards being a gas hub?
Singapore is building the infrastructure and contracting supplies as it prepares to be Asia’s first LNG trading hub.
22 October 2015
Europe & Russia
Storage in Europe – short in the long-term
Paul Bieniawski, CEO of Zechstein Midstream, discusses the challenges facing storage in Europe and what is needed in the long term, in an interview with Global Gas Analytics.
21 October 2015
Americas
Latin America’s lust for LNG dissipates
Latin American LNG imports are under pressure as key consumers look for alternatives, such as boosting domestic gas production and pipeline imports.
17 September 2015
World
JODI for Gas – growing stronger
JODI for Gas provides information that is unobtainable anywhere else – and while the dataset is not perfect, it is getting better.
17 September 2015
World
LNG supply – the outlook from MJMEnergy
GGA examines some of the findings of the LNG Supply Handbook from consultancy MJMEnergy with Nick White, principal consultant at the company and the book’s co-author.
17 September 2015
World
LNG bunkering – full steam ahead?
LNG looks set to take off as a bunkering fuel over the next 10 years, but there are still significant risks to the pace of development.
20 August 2015
Middle East & Africa
Nuclear deal heralds a new era for Iranian gas
If the nuclear deal between Iran and the P5+1 countries is successfully implemented it will boost Iran’s gas production and exports in the medium-to-long term.
20 August 2015
Europe & Russia
Europe needs more gas, so should develop shale gas
The EU must seize the opportunity of domestic shale gas to help meet its emissions goals and reduce its dependence on foreign suppliers, writes climate and energy consultant Stephen Tindale.
20 August 2015
Europe & Russia
Nord Stream and expanding Russian gas exports
Imports of Russian gas into Europe will rise. Even if transit via Ukraine comes to an end after 2019, new lines into Europe will support additional flows.
16 July 2015
Middle East & Africa
All roads lead to gas in Egypt
Gas will dominate the Egyptian energy landscape in the next few years despite supply constraints, with LNG imports a temporary solution until domestic production recovers.
16 July 2015
World
Gazprom to go forth and diversify – Komlev
Gazprom Export’s Sergei Komlev talks to Global Gas Analytics about US LNG exports, Europe’s falling gas demand and the company’s plans for greater diversification into Asia and the LNG sector.
15 July 2015
Asia Pacific
Stability at risk in the South China Sea
Tensions are escalating in the South China Sea. The area may become unstable, and oil and gas reserves are potentially at stake.
18 June 2015
Americas
Pipeline imports dampen Mexico’s upstream zeal
Improving pipeline connections with the United States will reduce Mexico’s dependence on LNG imports, but is unlikely to help upstream investment.
18 June 2015
Asia Pacific
Myanmar: future promise, short-term problems
In the long run, Myanmar has serious gas production and export potential, but supply problems threaten to constrain short-term development of the country’s domestic market.
21 May 2015
Middle East & Africa
Libya’s gas sector descends into chaos
The worsening civil unrest in Libya is having dire consequences for domestic gas production and distribution, the integrity of Libya’s NOC, and pipeline gas exports to Italy.
21 May 2015
Americas
Petrobras’s woes will dent Brazil’s gas output
The state oil and gas company’s financial pain will restrict gas production growth in Brazil. But a slew of financial, technical and economic issues are also potential hurdles for gas output.
22 April 2015
Europe & Russia
Gas in transport – still driving forward
The low oil price is delaying the development of gas as a transport fuel in Europe, but the situation will not last.
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