Chesapeake Energy’s Q1 loss beats analyst expectations
Chesapeake Energy, the second-largest gas producer in the United States, has announced a Q1 loss of $921 million, less than was anticipated by analysts.
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SA’s IPP unit still learning, but tender is on track
South Africa’s IPP unit says it is still on track to release a request for qualifications for its gas-fired IPP next quarter, although key aspects of the programme are still unclear.
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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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- European prices supported by supply/demand tightness
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