The Asian LNG market is stuck in bearish territory as demand from the world’s largest importers wanes because of mild weather.
Gazprom’s access to the OPAL pipeline remains limited to 50%, although a decision to release the blocked capacity could be reached in January. It could facilitate increased flows to Europe, but will it happen?
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Geopolitical tension in North Africa, the Middle East and East Europe requires a rethink of the EU’s energy security policy, MEPs in the European Parliament heard this week.
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