EU carbon emissions up slightly in 2015
Carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels were up by 0.7% in the EU in 2015, according to estimates from Eurostat presented.
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Economic woes plague Brazilian gas-to-power
Recession has caused a slump in Brazil’s power demand, and this may bring a new set of risks when the economy recovers, experts say.
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- Cheniere Energy founder plans US’s largest LNG plant
- FLNG uptake will take longer than expected – Shell
- Mitsubishi and Sakhalin discuss joint LNG marketing and third train
- Tanzania plans pipeline to Uganda
- Natural-gas-to-helium plant planned for South Africa
- Algeria to increase gas exports to Europe
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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
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- European prices supported by supply/demand tightness
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