Gazprom SPIMEX trading limit to be cancelled
A Russian government resolution limiting the amount of gas Gazprom can trade on the SPIMEX to no more than 17.5 bcm will be cancelled.
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Aussie LNG: can the boys share their toys?
Australian LNG plant operators may need to work together to make the country’s exports of the fuel cost-competitive, experts say.
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- Gas trumps renewables in Saudi Arabian power
- Suppliers fight to gain Italian market share
- New Algerian minister could stymie renewables
- Dutch gas production drops by 23%
- MEPs support solidarity law, but questions remain
- EGAS ordered to pay $270 mln fine for Damietta gas cuts
- GNPC head calls for improved Ghana energy management
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China leads on renewables, but gas is power mainstay
Recent data suggests a pattern of rapid growth in renewables in China continued in 2015, supported by a switch away from coal towards gas and LNG.
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- Slow gas injection rates support Henry Hub
- Temperatures in Europe rise but hub prices refuse to slide
- China leads on renewables, but gas is power mainstay
- US LNG testing Chilean shores
- European hub prices boosted as maintenance cuts supplies
- Henry Hub hits 2016 high with surging power demand
- Risk of oil price spike may benefit gas
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