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Latin America’s LNG demand poised for an uplift

A changing political landscape and the increasing popularity of small-scale technology will drive LNG demand growth in Latin America and the Caribbean over the coming years.

20 December 2019 Americas
Pipe-laying for TurkStream

Trans-Balkan route on track to reverse flows amid transit concerns

Reverse flows on the Trans-Balkan pipeline will ensure security of supply in some of Europe’s most vulnerable countries in the event of gas supply disruptions from January.

19 December 2019 Europe & Russia
Turkey's Erdogan meeting Libya's al-Sarraj

Turkish policies frustrate East Mediterranean gas plans

A new pact between Turkey and Libya will complicate efforts by other resource holders to cooperate on regional energy projects.

19 December 2019 Middle East & Africa

Ukrainian gas production in figures

Gas production in Ukraine has remained steady over the past decade, but the country has plans to boost output and become self-sufficient in the coming years.

18 December 2019 Europe & Russia

Norwegian gas production declines in 2019

Output looks set to fall by around 15% in the second half of the year, partly as a result of lower prices at European hubs cutting incentives for exports.

17 December 2019 Europe & Russia

Africa-Europe piped volumes down 11% on annual basis in Week 50

North African piped gas flows to Europe fell on an annual basis last week, following the general downward trend seen this year.

17 December 2019 Middle East & Africa

Ukraine route sees boost in November amid transit talks

Higher demand for Russian gas in Europe has prompted an increase in volumes shipped via Ukraine, with flows from other pipelines seeing slight falls.

16 December 2019 Europe & Russia
LNG tanker at Ras Laffan in Qatar

Qatar’s rivals face up to LNG expansion challenge

In the context of an oversupplied market, Qatar’s decision to ramp up production from the North Field represents a bold challenge to other LNG suppliers in the region.

12 December 2019 Middle East & Africa

Poland sees higher price in power auction

The closing price in Poland’s most-recent capacity payment auction came out higher than it has done in previous years.

11 December 2019 Europe & Russia

Romania’s power generation in figures

With the expected decommissioning of the country’s coal plants, gas-fired generation seems likely to make gains in the Romanian energy mix in the coming years.

9 December 2019 Europe & Russia

Saudi Arabia’s power generation in figures

Saudi Arabia generates almost all its electricity from fossil fuels, including gas, but the kingdom has outlined ambitious plans for solar and wind generation.

6 December 2019 Middle East & Africa
Inpex's Ichthys LNG facility

Potential for six new trains at Darwin LNG

With strong government backing, Australia is moving swiftly to maximise a narrow window to expand LNG exports ahead of a wave of low-priced LNG from the US and other regions.

5 December 2019 Asia Pacific

German coal and gas plants see lower profits in November

Profit margins for coal- and gas-fired power generators in Germany came under pressure in November amid declining month-ahead power prices.

5 December 2019 Europe & Russia
The new Romanian prime minister Ludovic Orban during a session in parliament in Bucharest

Romania shifts to gas amid surge in CO2 price

Gas-fired power is likely to make significant gains in Romania’s energy mix in the coming years, particularly if the regulatory burden on domestic gas production is lifted.

5 December 2019 Europe & Russia
A field of solar photo-voltaic panels that form part of a solar park in Dubai, UAE

Middle East gas-to-power growth trumps renewables

Countries in the region are outbidding each other with ambitious renewables targets, but it is gas-to-power that is making the difference on the ground.

5 December 2019 Middle East & Africa
Cermony marking the start of Russian gas supplies to China on Powr of Siberia pipeline

Ample supply to keep China LNG prices in check

A repeat of the LNG price volatility seen two years ago is not expected as China looks well supplied to meet domestic demand this winter.

5 December 2019 Asia Pacific
The Zhoushan LNG terminal in China.

Chinese LNG demand growth no longer a safe bet

The outlook for China’s LNG imports has changed dramatically over the past year, and continued growth is not a foregone conclusion.

4 December 2019 Asia Pacific

Egypt’s gas imports from Israel in figures

Egypt is due to start importing gas from Israel’s Leviathan field in January next year and will gradually increase the volumes it receives.

4 December 2019 Middle East & Africa

French LNG imports set to double in 2019

LNG is set to cover half of France's gas demand this year amid low spot LNG prices and high utilisation rates at the country’s four terminals.

3 December 2019 Europe & Russia
Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller talks to Russian President Vladimir Putin via teleconference on the startup of the Power of Siberia pipeline. (Kremlin.ru)

China embraces new era of Russian piped gas imports

Startup of gas flows along the Power of Siberia pipeline will provide China with greater supply diversity and may put downward pressure on LNG imports.

2 December 2019 Asia Pacific

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