Sanctions could affect choice of Baltic LNG technology
Economic sanctions may affect the liquefaction technology used by the proposed 10 mtpa Baltic LNG project, Gazprom Deputy Chief Executive Alexander Medvedev has said.
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Total shapes up for leading role in Asian LNG
French major total is positioning itself to become a major supplier of LNG to Asia in the next decade when the supply glut disappears and demand recovers.
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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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