India to receive Qatari LNG for less than $5/MMBtu
The revision of India’s LNG supply contract with Qatar will result in prices of less than $5/MMBtu, substantially lower than the previously agreed price of $12/MMBtu.
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BP and Statoil seek better terms in Algeria
High production costs have forced Algeria’s hand to negotiate better terms for IOCs in the face of security concerns at facilities such as In Salah.
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- Welcome boost for Oman’s gas production
- Russian government planning to sell 25% stake in Sovcomflot
- Abu Dhabi puts Fujairah LNG terminal on hold
- Exploration deadline looms for China shale novices
- Russian gas production edges down in January-April
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Gas in transport will survive low oil prices
The sudden drop in oil prices may have been a blow to gas-for-transport demand, but initiatives are under way worldwide that could see gas win out eventually.
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- Gas in transport will survive low oil prices
- Trinidad diversifies customer base as LNG demand falters
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- European prices supported by supply/demand tightness
- Price arbitrage favours storage injections in the US
- Qatar boosts LNG flexibility to fend off competition
- Europe – time for an LNG boom?
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