Upstream
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
Upstream
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 2019
Environment
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
Upstream
The agency’s latest World Energy Outlook includes a call to action for oil and gas players to reduce upstream emissions, with flaring drawing particular criticism.
15 November 2018
Markets
Surging production from the Permian Basin will underpin growth in US LNG exports and have implications for pricing, delegates at a roundtable hosted by Interfax and Baker & O’Brien heard this week.
24 October 2018
Markets
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
Environment
Global Gas Analytics highlights the essential events and forces at work in the global market over the coming gas year.
17 October 2018
Environment
Concerns that the UK’s exit from the EU could leave a surplus of unallocated carbon allowances have seen EUA prices drop.
17 October 2018
Environment
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
Markets
Turkey’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 2018
Markets
Saudi Arabia has decided to postpone the IPO of its national oil and gas company, a move that could be a result of political factors.
12 September 2018
Markets
Unilateral action by the US in its latest round of sanctions against Iran risks further straining relations with international trading partners.
8 August 2018
Environment
The initiative aimed to bolster LNG as a fuel for road transport, but seems to have stopped short of its destination.
6 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
Markets
While the liberalisation of China’s power sector is still far off, efforts in energy trading are making important progress.
26 April 2018
Environment
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
Upstream
As tensions ratchet up over Syria and other pressure points, it looks more likely the US will attempt to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
18 April 2018
Markets
President Donald Trump’s threatened trade war with China looks unlikely to hit fossil fuel exports from the US to the energy-hungry Asian superpower.
11 April 2018
Environment
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
Upstream
The Dutch regulator has proposed further cuts of up to 50% in output at the Groningen field.
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