PGNiG to open London LNG office despite Brexit vote
Poland’s PGNiG has said it will set up an office in London to buy LNG for its own purposes and trade on international markets despite the UK voting to leave the EU.
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Egypt launches tender for third FSRU
Egypt is in the market for another FSRU as it seeks to bridge the supply-demand gap while it waits for new fields to come onstream.
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- India mulls Sakhalin investment
- Growing LNG supply a boon for shipping – brokers
- Buenos Aires asks Argentine industry to cut power use
- Chilean company submits EIA for gas power plant expansion
- BP readies LNG cargo for widened Panama Canal
- Appeals court finds no fault in Sabine Pass approval
- Canada to strengthen Mexico energy links – Trudeau
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Market volatility will increase on EU uncertainty
The UK’s referendum on exiting the EU has turned the markets volatile, leaving traders facing risks on the oil price, UK-Continental gas spreads and macroeconomics.
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- Increased gas supply pushes prices down in Europe
- Market volatility will increase on EU uncertainty
- Argentina attempts to wean itself off LNG
- Indonesia facing up to future of LNG imports
- Russian economic forum puts focus on Europe
- Henry Hub continues climbing towards $3/MMBtu
- Hub prices dip in Europe after a week of gains
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