Hungary eyeing Ukraine transit and Turkish Stream
Energy Minister Péter Kaderják confirms Hungary is working on an interconnector with Serbia but is aiming to receive gas both from Turkish Stream and via Ukraine.
5 December 2018
Ukraine must be open on transit fees – EastWest fellow
Negotiations on the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine have stalled, but greater transparency may unlock the situation, says Danila Bochkarev.
13 November 2018
Norway commits to stable taxes and new licence rounds
Norway will remain a major gas supplier to Europe, Norwegian Energy Minister Kjell-Boerge Freiberg tells Interfax Natural Gas Daily.
28 September 2018
Long-term LNG deals will continue to decline – Dediu
The head of McKinsey’s Global Gas and LNG Group discusses Chinese tariffs, the decline of long-term contracts and opportunities for FSRUs.
26 September 2018
BRI could cut Russia’s share of Euro market – Umbach
China needs a stable and prosperous Middle East for the success of its Belt and Road Initiative, and for this reason it will support oil and gas export projects disliked by Moscow, Frank Umbach tells Interfax Natural Gas Daily.
25 September 2018
AIE regas project targeting New South Wales industrials
Australian Industrial Energy is targeting first gas from its FSRU in 2020 and is looking to make a splash in the market, says Squadron Energy CEO Stuart Johnston.
5 September 2018
New financial tools needed for LNG projects – EY
A physical trading point for spot LNG will spur the use of futures contracts and open up opportunities for new liquefaction projects, says Paul R. Bogenrieder.
4 September 2018
Gas has role in powering EV batteries – Faraday CEO
Neil Morris, the new head of the UK research body, says gas-fired power still has a significant role to play as the world decarbonises.
9 August 2018
IOCs should hire according to need – ETAP official
The Tunisian NOC’s head of strategy talks to Interfax Natural Gas Daily about local content and progress on the Nawara gas pipeline.
7 August 2018
Mexican oil and gas contracts safe under new president
The threat to Mexico’s private sector from President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador could be overstated, a former senior official tells Interfax Natural Gas Daily.
4 July 2018
Israel-Gaza gas talks to start soon – Palestinian minister
The chairman of the Palestinian Energy and Natural Resources Authority updates Interfax Natural Gas Daily on the progress of the proposed Gas for Gaza pipeline.
17 April 2018
Qatar crisis raises dispute resolution questions
Arbitration expert Gordon Nardell talks to Interfax Natural Gas Daily about the effect Qatar’s diplomatic crisis could have on dispute resolution.
20 March 2018
The rise of NOC-NOC partnerships
Middle Eastern NOCs are joining with their Asian counterparts as they look for new ways to secure demand. But such partnerships face challenges, says EY’s Paul Navratil.
6 March 2018
US-China LNG trade set for growth as demand booms
Houston-based Tellurian thinks the fastest-growing LNG market and the fastest-growing LNG supplier have ‘good compatibility’.
19 February 2018
Dominican Republic looks toward gas-fired future
Rubén Jiménez Bichara, an official at the Dominican Republic’s power market coordinator, discusses the future of the country’s gas market.
15 February 2018
RWE explores ways to boost LNG-for-transport demand
The German company is entering the LNG-for-transport sector with a small-scale facility on the River Rhine.
12 February 2018
Gasum eyes role in Scandinavian LNG for transport
With the number of LNG-fuelled heavy trucks in the Scandinavian Peninsula increasing, Gasum is planning to invest in the sector.
4 January 2018
Simulator to cut North Sea decommissioning costs
Aberdeen’s Robert Gordon University has launched the world’s first decommissioning simulator. Professor Paul de Leeuw explains how it will help companies.
2 January 2018
Green Corridor set for major LNG role – Purio
Walter Purio, chief executive of the LNG Marine Fuel Institute, discusses LNG’s future as a marine fuel.
14 December 2017
Africa and Canada to play major roles in LNG – IGU
Mozambique, Tanzania and Canada could be major LNG players in the future, says the IGU’s David Carroll, while China and India will drive gas demand.
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