Tagged With Natural gas
10 June 2025
The bloc may find it very difficult to replicate Japan’s approach due to fundamental differences in policy and the markets
10 June 2025
There has been a flourishing of non-governmental initiatives aimed at incentivising voluntary action on emissions over the past five years, and momentum is not slowing down.
16 April 2025
Israel continues to strike new oil and gas concession agreements and gas exports continue to rise, but an overreliance on Egypt remains the big concern
21 December 2022
The golden age of gas has given way to the golden age of gas prices, with long-term implications for demand
22 November 2021
The North American powerhouse will need to develop several energy transitions to green its economy, but has taken important baby steps
19 October 2021
Midstream pipeline expansion and cautious operator spending is fuelling an uptick in prices
7 October 2021
Government inaction and rapidly changing climate have combined to highlight the importance of diversifying the country’s energy mix
5 October 2021
The country is turning to gas to plug the gap in its energy supplies, but it will have to pay a hefty price
29 April 2021
Time to ponder the value of its hydrocarbons is a luxury the North African state may no longer have
28 March 2021
China’s reluctance to ease back on fossil fuels highlights the contrasting narratives of energy security and decarbonisation
18 March 2021
Leviathan startup, combined with flows to Egypt and Jordan, shows a material bottom-line impact
3 April 2020
The market was already enduring a difficult 2020—and the Covid-19 outbreak will test it to its limits
1 March 2020
European authorities are keen to try to move markets away from the dollar
25 February 2020
Energy use will be increasingly efficient and less carbon intensive than it is today
28 January 2020
Natural gas will play a pivotal role in underpinning the world’s fastest-growing major economy as the government grapples with its energy trilemma—to make its supply secure, affordable and sustainable
3 January 2020
Gas prices may struggle to move significantly higher in 2020, despite a recent bounce
17 December 2019
Foreign policy will pose a range of geopolitical risks to energy markets, while US shale will slacken its breakneck pace
26 November 2019
Expanding upstream investment is boosting Oman’s thriving gas sector
31 October 2019
The metrics are very different, but global power market’s two growth engines are making efficiency gains
31 October 2019
Population density and grid constraints could limit renewables’ capacity to power Asia-Pacific's rapidly expanding urban metropolises
23 October 2019
Software will be increasingly important to manage renewable power into energy systems
10 October 2019
Hitting net-zero carbon emissions is impossible without natural gas, CCS and hydrogen, says departing BP leader
30 September 2019
The post-Tiananmen Square compact of rising living standards in return for political obedience may prioritise affordable residential energy over blue skies
24 September 2019
Vopak will continue with its oil business but it sees growth in LNG and chemicals
24 September 2019
Europe’s congested gas market sees Norwegian sales drop to an almost three-year low
20 September 2019
The German gas wholesaler has expanded its reach far beyond its traditional European pipeline market
18 September 2019
Affordability and increasing flexibility could underpin double-digit growth, say bullish developers of supply
17 September 2019
Texan LNG project developer sees advantages that give its Rio Grande LNG facility the edge
27 August 2019
Venture Global takes the third Gulf Coast export FID of the year, even as questions over pricing grow
29 July 2019
Europe’s largest coal consumer illustrates a pathway for the remaining hold-outs
26 July 2019
While international attention is focused on the Qatari state energy company’s flagship domestic LNG project, the firm is quickly building a worldwide portfolio
9 July 2019
Africa's biggest economy is set to expand gas exports but domestic distribution remains a trickier proposition
2 July 2019
Low LNG prices and pressing environmental challenges are becoming key drivers for the gas-to-power sector. But widespread adoption faces political and technological hurdles
18 June 2019
Fuelling vehicles with natural gas is often cost-effective, but a push to use even greener alternatives is holding the sector back
6 June 2019
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New policies and regulations are essential to speed up the gas evolution
4 June 2019
Growth in “true” LNG spot trading is set to continue, with an emergent role for portfolio players and traders
1 June 2019
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The pricing of often decades-long liquefied natural gas (LNG) contracts is becoming more unpredictable as a result of oil price swings
16 May 2019
The event featured a day of discussion on the challenges and opportunities within the burgeoning gas-to-power sector
7 May 2019
New lease of life is raising the profile of a once-moribund hub
1 May 2019
The Dutch reign as a pivotal European gas supplier is officially over, as supply from the Groningen gas field declines
1 May 2019
Vested interest opposition to wider natural gas use for electricity generation discussed as Petroleum Economist holds its first Gas to Power forum in London
12 March 2019
The natural gas sector needs to be prepared for declining demand after the mid-2020s—and there are doubts that it is
20 February 2019
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As the US becomes a key export market for crudes and LNG, the complexity of local logistics is creating new trade opportunities
15 February 2019
China’s rampant gas growth revives talk in Russia of Power of Siberia 2 pipeline project
17 January 2019
Italian grid operator diversifies to head off challenge of sagging domestic gas demand
4 January 2019
Supply and demand scenarios underpin recommendations on the fate of as-yet-undiscovered gasfields
18 December 2018
Amid rising production and surging demand, investment in global oil and gas infrastructure increased in 2018
13 December 2018
The region experienced decisive additions to oil and gas capacity in 2018, with soaring natural gas production in the Marcellus and Utica basins outpacing the infrastructure required to move it to market
23 November 2018
The Wintershall and DEA merger, the largest upstream deal in Europe for over a decade, will be heavily weighted to gas, putting it at the centre of a heated gas debate in Germany
