US Senate blocks energy bill for third time
The United States Senate refused for the third time on Monday to allow the $37.5 billion 2017 energy bill to move forward.
- Natural Gas Daily ▾
Top Story
FAS calls for changes to Russian export policy
The debate over whether Russian independents should be allowed to export pipeline gas continued in Amsterdam and Sochi this week.
Latest Headlines
- China Huadian looking to double gas power capacity
- The decline of gas in EU power generation
- Sinopec’s new LNG terminal prompts price cuts
- FERC kicks Jordan Cove LNG into the long grass
- US Senate blocks energy bill for third time
- Sempra completes REX stake sale to Tallgrass
- Woodfibre LNG signs up Guangzhou Gas for 1 mtpa
Sectors
Regions
Sections
Print edition
- Global Gas Analytics ▾
Top Story
Henry Hub linkage could stabilise gas-to-power
The advent of LNG exports from the United States offers a window of opportunity for buyers looking for a stable gas price.
Latest Headlines
- Henry Hub linkage could stabilise gas-to-power
- Mexico becoming a new frontier for Australian LNG
- Speculators sense upside coming to Henry Hub prices
- Return to normal temperatures pressures European prices
- Gas in transport will survive low oil prices
- Trinidad diversifies customer base as LNG demand falters
- Are LNG benchmarks still relevant?
Forecasts & Analysis
Sections
Print edition
- EnergyHub ▾
Free preview
EnergyHub is a specialist resource tool offering detailed information on the world's LNG infrastructure, with details on each facility's owners, history, capacity and future plans.
Our free United States country profile gives a preview of our detailed industry content.
Americas
Asia & Pacific
Europe
Middle East & Africa
- Events
- Log in or free trial