US was world’s top oil and gas producer last year – EIA
The United States was the world’s largest oil and gas producer in 2015, according to the US Energy Information Administration
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China bets on coal switch to drive gas growth
China is aiming to increase its use of gas in the power sector and promote the fuel in place of coal in a move that should help revive the country’s flagging gas consumption.
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Upstream cuts create potential for supply shock
Oil and gas companies are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain finance for upstream projects, but a lack of investment now could spell a supply shock later.
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- Strong demand continues to support European hub prices
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