Industry must evolve to avoid supply gap – Burke
Caution following the drop in oil prices is set to leave a worrying gap in oil and gas supplies, warns Ray Burke, global product leader at GE.
18 July 2017
IMO to debate climate deal for shipping
The International Maritime Organization will begin discussions this week on how to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the shipping industry.
21 June 2017EU and China to form alliance to fight climate change
China is forming an alliance with the EU to tackle climate change.
1 June 2017
Identity crisis: utilities and IOCs
Hefty writedowns and plummeting prices have left IOCs looking to become power developers and traditional utilities turning to renewables.
25 May 2017
IEA emissions data shows gas faces uphill struggle
Gas is not cheap enough in most regions for it to take advantage of the move to a lower-carbon world, data from the IEA suggests.
3 April 2017
Leaving it in the ground is unrealistic
The debate over the proper balance between capitalism and climate is becoming increasingly polarised.
17 March 2017Shell CEO tells companies to support transition to clean energy
Shell Chief Executive Ben van Beurden made the case for renewable energy at the CERAWeek conference in Houston on Thursday.
10 March 2017
CCS platitudes fail to carry weight
Companies can agree that developing CCS is vital to gas’s future in the energy mix, but they are struggling to decide where the responsibility for its development lies.
28 February 2017
Trump and China: on a collision course?
The new US president has threatened to boost coal, cut emissions regulations and introduce tariffs on Chinese goods. His counterpart in Beijing, meanwhile, has stressed the need to do exactly the opposite.
24 January 2017
World Bank confident it can stop flaring by 2030
An initiative by the World Bank and its partners hopes to put an end to gas flaring by 2030, but rising oil production will make this difficult.
18 January 2017
Gas industry must act to secure its future
The industry needs to realise there’s still work to be done if it is going to convince the public of gas’s potential as a bridge fuel to a low-carbon world.
13 January 2017Japanese JV announces new marine sulphur scrubbing success
A joint venture of Japanese companies has successfully tested a new scrubber system for removing sulphur oxides from marine diesel engines.
12 January 2017
LNG has too many price indices, and not enough
Market players consider LNG to be ripe for trading as a commodity, but say more price transparency is needed.
20 December 2016
Emission reductions: supportive of gas
Increasing gas use is key to emissions reductions plans in some of the world’s largest gas markets.
1 December 2016
OPEC to debate cuts but market share still an issue
Next week, OPEC will hold its first ministerial meeting since Donald Trump was elected as the next president of the United States.
23 November 2016
Leaking methane undermines gas’s clean credentials
The oil and gas industry needs to tackle fugitive methane emissions to promote the low-carbon image of the fuel.
21 November 2016
Countries push decarbonisation at COP22
With COP22 wrapping up in Marrakesh this week, countries have been laying out their plans for decarbonisation.
18 November 2016
Worldwide CCS progress not enough – report
The Global CCS Institute expects more than 20 new CCS projects to be operational by the end of 2017, but more are needed to meet the Paris 'well-below 2C' target.
18 November 2016
Gas and renewables set for strongest growth – IEA
The IEA predicts rapid growth in gas and renewables will be needed to meet the world’s growing energy demand and curb greenhouse gas emissions.
17 November 2016
Climate deal implementation plans due at COP22
The historic COP21 climate deal came into force on Friday, and negotiations are set to start again in Marrakesh on how to implement the agreement.
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