Gas leads energy demand growth in 2018
More than 45% of the growth in the world's energy demand was met by gas in 2018, the International Energy Agency noted in its latest World Energy Outlook, released on Wednesday.
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Libyan gas revival gathers steam
The conflict-afflicted North African country is starting to build up its gas production, offering greater stability of supply to domestic and international offtakers.
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China’s NOCs brace for domestic gas market oversupply in 2020
The country's gas demand growth next year could slip below 10% for the first time since 2016, affecting the outlook for Chinese LNG imports.
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Ukraine and Nord Stream transit almost level in October
Greater utilisation of the NEL pipeline made up for slashed transit via OPAL last month, boosting flows of Russian gas via the Nord Stream pipeline compared with September.
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Australia tipped to boost shale and CBM exploration
The latest acreage releases in Queensland and seismic surveys in the Northern Territory are designed to spur shale and CBM extraction to meet local and LNG export needs.
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Suppliers fret over Asia’s falling LNG demand
Declining LNG consumption in some of Asia’s key markets poses a considerable challenge to suppliers intending to boost the fuel’s popularity
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Gas expansion key to Saudi Aramco’s IPO
The Saudi NOC has spent recent months flagging up its gas expansion plans in a move to attract investors for its planned stock market listing.
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Woodside and Australian miners gear up for IMO 2020
Global emissions limits for shipping under IMO 2020 rules are a growth opportunity for the Aussie LNG market and a rising imperative for the country’s iron ore and coking coal exporters.
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Japan’s LNG imports up 2.6% year on year in September
The country’s imports of the fuel rose slightly in September but were down over the first nine months of the year.
5 November 2019
South Korea eyes Asian super-grid to support energy transition
The country is backing the concept of a giant super-grid through which it would import renewable power from China underpinned by Russian LNG.
1 November 2019
Supply crunch in eastern Australia boosts new FRSUs
Persistent concerns about supply constraints and rising prices for gas in eastern Australia continue to support the business case for LNG import infrastructure.
31 October 2019
Middle East shies away from gas price reform
With few exceptions, the MENA region has failed to increase gas prices to a level that makes exploration and production economically viable.
31 October 2019
Chinese LNG imports up in September
China's LNG imports continued to be strong last month, but there are signs of a slowdown further along the road.
28 October 2019
China gas distributors on track to meet double-digit growth targets
The country's largest city gas distributors look set to extend strong sales growth for H1 into H2 as the domestic market gears up for its peak demand season.
21 October 2019
The UK facing growing need for LNG
The UK’s import dependency is set to rise over the next five years - at a time when the share of LNG in the country’s import mix is also set to grow.
17 October 2019
Key trends to watch during the 2019-2020 gas year
Global Gas Analytics lists the key factors it believes will shape gas and LNG fundamentals and prices in the year ahead.
17 October 2019
EU gas demand shows signs of recovery
Gas demand across the 28 EU member states recovered in the first half of 2019 after a year-on-year decline in 2018.
17 October 2019
Tehran must go it alone to develop discoveries
Iran will have to rely on domestic resources to develop its new fields as appetite from foreign investors has dwindled as a result of US sanctions.
17 October 2019
Darwin set to expand as Santos buys out Conoco
Following a period of belt-tightening, Australia’s second-largest gas group is expanding its asset base as it looks to raise its profile in the international LNG market.
17 October 2019
Europe’s gas importers brace for winter of uncertainty
Europe has plenty of gas in storage, but a cold spell coupled with disruptions to Russian supplies transiting Ukraine could lead to winter shortages, particularly in southeastern Europe.
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