LNG
The unexpected strength in fuel oil prices could prompt generators in Northeast Asia to buy more gas over the winter.
12 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 2018
Exploration & Production
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
LNG
Canada is set for a series of FIDs on LNG export projects as the LNG Canada development shows there is a path through the obstacles.
7 November 2018
LNG
The restrictions could cause a spike in oil prices in 2020 and are forcing shippers to look again at LNG as a marine fuel.
1 November 2018
Exploration & Production
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
Policy & Regulation
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
Exploration & Production
The MENA region’s rising gas demand is set to boost the importance of non-associated gas development.
10 October 2018
Gas for Transport
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
Exploration & Production
Total’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 2018
Companies & Finance
Firms 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 2018
Policy & Regulation
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
Exploration & Production
Unilateral action by the US in its latest round of sanctions against Iran risks further straining relations with international trading partners.
8 August 2018
Alternative Fuels
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
Exploration & Production
As OPEC loosens the reins on oil production, output of oil, gas and NGLs from the US continues to hit record highs – and further gains are expected over the summer.
25 July 2018
Global Markets
The growing flexibility of LNG cargoes is giving exchanges the opportunity to expand their range of hedging instruments.
18 July 2018
Pipelines, Storage & Power
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
Global Markets
Geopolitical strife may keep OPEC members from reaching an agreement on the oil production cut at their upcoming meeting.
20 June 2018
Gas for Transport
The initiative aimed to bolster LNG as a fuel for road transport, but seems to have stopped short of its destination.
6 June 2018
LNG
Total plans to tap gas resources in Oman to supply an LNG bunkering hub in the region.
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