Gas to Power
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
Storage
European 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 2018
Storage
The 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 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
Pipelines
The departure of Excelerate’s Exemplar FSRU from Argentina is a setback for Latin America’s LNG import prospects, but a victory for the government’s energy policy.
9 November 2018
Pipelines
Mexico will struggle to reduce its dependence on US LNG and pipeline gas imports in the short-to-medium term despite efforts to boost its domestic gas output.
22 October 2018
Storage
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
Pipelines
Global Gas Analytics highlights the essential events and forces at work in the global market over the coming gas year.
17 October 2018
Pipelines
The MENA region's rising gas demand, together with its growing focus on LNG and pipeline gas exports, will further boost the importance of non-associated gas.
4 October 2018
Gas to Power
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
Gas to Power
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
Pipelines
Mexico’s dependence on pipeline gas imports from the US is set to increase further as new projects come online.
2 August 2018
Pipelines
A deal on the legal status of the Caspian Sea could have profound implications for gas and LNG flows to both east and west.
18 July 2018
Pipelines
Progress on the legal status of the Caspian Sea could allow gas from Turkmenistan to be piped into the Southern Gas Corridor.
11 July 2018
Pipelines
China’s gas market has been undergoing rapid growth, but the current rapid pace of expansion may not be sustainable.
21 June 2018
Pipelines
Turkey’s currency crisis could significantly affect the country’s gas demand, which in turn will weigh on its need for imported gas and LNG.
25 May 2018
Pipelines
The launch of the Trans-Anatolian Gas Pipeline and other routes could mean Europe’s demand for LNG will drop.
25 May 2018
Pipelines
The Permian Basin is the world’s largest hydrocarbon reservoir, but infrastructure constraints could soon lock in some of its capacity.
3 May 2018
Gas to Power
While the liberalisation of China’s power sector is still far off, efforts in energy trading are making important progress.
26 April 2018
Pipelines
While Egypt’s rising gas output will severely curtail its need for LNG imports, it has the potential to significantly boost its LNG exports.
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