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High oil prices to dent Brazil’s appetite for gas
Brazil will need to reform gas prices to make the fuel more affordable to end-users or else the country’s power mix will diversify further away from gas.
25 October 2018
Challenges ahead for Russian LNG in Latin America
The weakness in Latin America’s LNG demand is set to persist despite a recent increase in supplies from Russia.
22 October 2018
Argentina aspires to join the LNG export club
Argentina’s LNG demand is set to drop sharply as it ramps up domestic gas production, but the country is also mulling becoming an exporter of LNG.
18 October 2018
Jurassic gas to dent Kuwait’s LNG needs
Rising non-associated gas production from Kuwait’s Jurassic fields will remain a headwind to the country’s LNG requirements
1 October 2018
Bangladesh to drive up LNG imports with larger projects
Bangladesh has dropped two small-scale LNG import projects in favour of larger facilities as the government pushes to boost import volumes.
27 September 2018
Oman mulls expanding LNG export capacity
Oman is looking to boost its LNG export capacity via debottlenecking measures as the sultanate’s gas production ramps up
17 September 2018Reactor restarts boost Japan’s nuclear output
Japan’s nuclear output is rising as more reactors return to service, putting pressure on the country’s gas demand and LNG imports.
6 September 2018Turkey’s currency woes to aggravate gas price inflation
Turkey’s deepening currency crisis will continue to make gas more expensive for end-users, dampening demand for the fuel.
5 September 2018New Groningen output cap proposed
The Dutch government has proposed a cap of 19.4 bcm for production from the giant Groningen field for the 2018/2019 gas year.
28 August 2018LNG in the thick of US-China trade war
The commercial landscape for US LNG is set to become even more challenging as the Sino-US trade war intensifies
7 August 2018US to remain Mexico’s dominant gas supplier
Mexico’s dependence on pipeline gas imports from the US is set to increase further as new projects come online.
2 August 2018Non-associated gas to buoy Nigeria’s LNG exports
Nigeria’s focus on non-associated gas means brighter prospects are in store for its production and exports of the fuel.
31 July 2018South Korea’s nuclear output increases
South Korea’s nuclear output is rising as the country brings more of its reactors back online, lowering its demand for gas.
24 July 2018Weather favours Argentine and Brazilian gas demand
Cold weather will support gas demand in Argentina and Brazil during the winter, meaning both countries will import more LNG and pipeline gas.
17 July 2018Panama no panacea for Latin America’s weak LNG demand
Panama’s LNG imports will not be sufficient to boost Latin America’s demand for the fuel, but they will provide an opportunity for small-scale LNG in the region.
22 June 2018Trade war threatens US-China energy diplomacy
Worsening US-China trade relations could significantly reduce the competitiveness of hydrocarbons sourced from the US in the Chinese market.
18 June 2018Cameroon heralds a new era of African LNG exports
The start of LNG exports from Cameroon in May could accelerate the development of FLNG projects in Africa and boost domestic gas utilisation in the country.
5 June 2018Argentina’s currency woes to dampen LNG demand
Argentina’s LNG imports will come under additional pressure from the country’s ongoing currency crisis, its rising gas production and high global oil prices.
31 May 2018Turkey’s currency crisis threatens gas demand
Turkey’s currency crisis could significantly affect the country’s gas demand, which in turn will weigh on its need for imported gas and LNG.
25 May 2018NBP day-ahead prices expected to ease
The arrival of warmer temperatures in the UK will push down the NBP.
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