US to bring 18.7 GW of gas power online by 2018
The United States has 18.7 GW of new gas-fired capacity expected to come online between 2016 and 2018.
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Third Energy’s UK shale battle drags on
Companies hoping to explore for shale gas in the UK could face further regulatory hurdles that would cause them to fall years behind shale pioneers in the US.
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- US to bring 18.7 GW of gas power online by 2018
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- Hawaiian Electric agrees LNG contract with Canadian supplier
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- Indonesia shows interest in Russian LNG
- CBM could reach 5% share in India’s gas mix
- Algeria to start energy supplies to Jordan
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South Korea’s gas decline – time for a turnaround
South Korea’s gas demand and LNG imports have been in decline, and although they will continue to fall this year, demand could grow between now and the end of the decade.
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- South Korea’s gas decline – time for a turnaround
- LNG exports from Trinidad and Peru losing steam
- Saudi market share drive intact despite change at top
- Strong demand continues to support European hub prices
- Canada’s wildfires sap regional gas prices
- Henry Hub linkage could stabilise gas-to-power
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