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Pipe stringing for Trans-Adriatic Pipeline, Alexandroupoli, Greece, September 2016 Pipelines

IGB construction delayed to Q2 2019

Construction work on the Interconnector Greece-Bulgaria has been delayed to the end of May 2019.

8 February 2019
The Zeynep Sultan powership Gas to Power

Indonesia harbours small-scale LNG ambitions

Indonesia is looking to establish a second small-scale LNG import project, creating the beginnings of a network of terminals across the country.

7 February 2019
A gas compressor station at the Baumgarten hub Pipelines

Baumgarten fights for share in changing market

Austria’s TSO is fighting to preserve the Baumgarten gas hub's role against attempts by Slovakia and Hungary to divert transit volumes.

7 February 2019
Pipelines

Guangdong works to lower gas costs

The southern Chinese province has resorted to cutting pipeline and distribution tariffs to push end-user gas costs down as it looks to lift lagging residential and industrial gas demand.

7 February 2019
Gas to Power

Legal battle clouds future of UK power payments

The UK could be facing premature power plant closures unless the legal dispute over its subsidy scheme for generators is resolved.

7 February 2019
Pipelines

Sharp drop for Chinese LNG prices

The average ex-works price of LNG produced in China fell by nearly 15% last week, to its lowest level for nearly four months.

6 February 2019
Pipelines

Volumes fall on all four Africa-Europe pipelines

Gas deliveries dropped below 800 MMcm last week for the first time this year as transit declined on all routes.

5 February 2019
Work on the offshore section of TurkStream. Pipelines

Ball in Hungary’s court after Bulgaria takes FID on South Stream Lite

Bulgartransgaz has taken an FID on its section of the pipeline, meaning all eyes are now on Hungary, which has yet to make progress on its segment.

5 February 2019
Gaz-System CEO Tomasz Stępień and Energinet CEO Thomas Egebo  at a Baltic Pipe meeting. Pipelines

Norway-Poland pipeline makes progress after years in the dark

After having stalled in the past, the Baltic Pipe project now looks like a more realistic prospect and could become operational by late 2022.

4 February 2019
Pipelines

Thailand’s LNG imports up 16% in 2018

The volume of LNG entering Thailand was up last year as domestic output and pipeline gas imports from Myanmar fell.

4 February 2019
Construction work on TAP in Albania in 2016. Pipelines

TAP open to downsized second phase

The company developing the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline has said it is flexible on the capacity of its second phase, suggesting the expansion may be significantly less than 10 bcm/y.

1 February 2019
Gas to Power

Japan’s LNG imports decline by 1% in 2018

Volumes fell only slightly as demand resulting from extreme weather and natural disasters offset the effect of nuclear restarts.

31 January 2019
Pipelines

Shale growth will transform US gas flows

Flows are set to change dramatically in response to continued growth in shale gas production, the EIA says.

31 January 2019
Storage

Sichuan to work with PetroChina on UGS facilities

Sichuan, which boasts abundant gas resources but scant storage capacity, has enticed PetroChina into helping develop underground storage in the province by offering to share the cost.

31 January 2019
Gas to Power

EU gas demand falls 5% in Q3

Average gas demand across the EU fell on an annual basis in Q3 2018 despite higher power sector offtake, according to the European Commission.

30 January 2019
Pipelines

TransMed growth offsets Medgaz and GreenStream declines

Flows were up by 5.1% on the TransMed pipeline last week, making up for a 1.8% drop on GreenStream and a 4.2% fall on the Medgaz route.

29 January 2019
Exploration in Romania's section of the Black Sea Pipelines

Capacity auction results dampen BRUA prospects

Not enough bookings were received in the latest capacity auction for the Romania-Hungary interconnection point of the BRUA pipeline, meaning developers have one last round to attract the interest they need.

29 January 2019
Construction on the Power of Siberia pipeline. (Gazprom) Pipelines

LNG expands dominance of China’s gas import mix

LNG extended its lead over pipeline volumes in China’s import mix for the third consecutive year last year, but the trend may soon start to be reversed.

28 January 2019
Pipeline welding in Spain. Pipelines

Portugal pushes support for rejected STEP pipeline

Portugal’s energy regulator has told ACER it should be allowed a say on the future of the STEP pipeline after France and Spain rejected the project.

25 January 2019
Pipelines

India’s LNG imports fall by nearly 20% year on year in November

India’s LNG imports fell by 18% year on year in November but were up by 11% over the first 11 months of 2018.

24 January 2019

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