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Friday, 21 July 2023
The decline in Indian liquefied natural gas imports slowed to 1.8 percent from the previous month’s 24 percent fall as cargoes for West Asia were expensive when competing with Europe and South America and as Indian domestic gas demand remained flat.
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- West Asia Marker
- WIM LNG futures
- West Coast Indian LNG terminals
- East Coast Indian regasification facilities
- Russin LNG
- Asia gas
- QatarEnergy LNG
- Qatargas
- Petronet LNG
- Dahej LNG
- Dhamra LNG terminal
- Adani Group LNG
- Odisha LNG
- Hazıra LNG terminal
- Kochi LNG
- Mundra LNG
Thursday, 20 July 2023
Australian liquefied natural gas plant operator Santos reported a decline in LNG sales income as production and Asia-Pacific prices fell and the Darwin plant continued to suffer feed-gas issues as the supplying field depleted.
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- Papua New Guinea LNG
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- Darwin LNG
- CCS project
- Asia gas
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- PNG LNG expansion
- ExxonMobil LNG
- JERA LNG
- #news Darwin LNG
- Santis LNG price
- Asian spot LNG cargoes
- Northern Territory LNG plants
- Barossa gas project
- BayuUndan field
- Queensland
- Queenland gas
- FPSO topsides
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Thursday, 20 July 2023
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports plunged by more than 20 percent in June from the same month last year while half-year imports fell 13 percent with more competition coming from thermal coal and nuclear and more gas storage being built earlier in 2023 as prices declined.
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- Japan's Finance Ministry
- Fukushima
- Japan nuclear power in June 2023
- Japanese nuclear restarts
- Japan LNG storage
- Japan LNG costs
- #news Japan LNG
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- Asian LNG exports
- QatarEnergy LNG
- Russian LNG exports
- US LNG exports to Japan
- Asia gas
- Japanese thermal coal costs
- Japan citygas use
Thursday, 20 July 2023
Free ReadKinder Morgan Inc. (KMI), the leading US pipeline feed-gas company for liquefied natural gas plants and a key energy infrastructure developer, reported lower second-quarter net profits amid steady cash flow as it responded to volatile market conditions. The company said profits declined to $586 million during the three months to…
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- US LNG feed gas
- US Gulf Coast natural gas pipelines
- Louisiana natural gas flows
- US gas flows
- Richard D Kinder
- Steve Kean
- Kim Dang
- US natural gas storage
- US gas pipeline earnings
- Texas gas
- US LNG export projects
- El Paso Natural Gas
- EPNG
- Texas Intrastate
- Stagecoach northeast gas
- Henry Hub
- Tennessee Gas Pipeline
Thursday, 20 July 2023
Baker Hughes, the US liquefied natural gas equipment-maker and energy services company, reported solid profits as revenues increased along with orders with an LNG cycle still forecast to extend for several years.
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- Asia gas
- Lorenzo Simonelli
- Equinor's BMC33 project
- Brazil oil and gas
- Rio Grande LNG project
- MODEC order
- MODEC FPSO project
- Petroci
- Cote d'Ivoire
- Ivory Coast oil and gas
- West African oil projects
- US gas
- US Gulf Coast LNG
- US LNG build out
- global LNG cycle
- LNG equipment demand
Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Cedigaz, the French-based international natural gas body created as an international data centre by a group of gas companies, has forecast a mixed future for the Russian natural gas export sector with varying opinions held among leading LNG and pipeline market participants.
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Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Gasunie, the Dutch utility and owner of stakes in the Dutch Rotterdam and Eemshaven LNG import terminals and the onshore German regasification project planned for Brunsbüttel, posted increases in first-half net profits and revenues as natural gas markets evolved after the ending of Russian pipeline flows.
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- Dutch natural gas
- Dutch LNG imports
- Gate LNG terminal
- Eemshaven LNG
- Groningen gas
- European Union LNG
- EU gas markets
- Royal Vopak
- Gasunie earnings
- Brunsbüttel LNG
- German gas
- German LNG imports
- German onshore LNG terminal
- EUgas trading
- Dutch Title Transfer Facility
- Dutch TTF
- Dutch pipeline volumes
- Dutch Twh
- Dutch gas sales
Wednesday, 19 July 2023
The leading Western Australia liquefied natural gas plant operator Woodside Energy reported a 13 percent drop in second-quarter revenues from a year ago as realised LNG prices dropped along with oil and natural gas production volumes.
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- North West Shelf
- North West Shelf LNG
- Pluto LNG
- Wheatstone LNG
- Australian gas
- Wheatstone LNG expansion
- JulimarBrunello Phase 3 project
- Sangomar oil and gas
- Mad Dog Phase 2
- Pluto LNG exapansion
- North Rankin accident
- Meg O'Neil
- Scarborough gas field
- PLuto LNG modules
- Western Australia LNG
Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Free ReadQatarEnergy, the world’s leading liquefied natural gas company, reported a 58 percent jump in annual net profits after demand for cargoes soared along with prices as European countries tried to replace halted Russian pipeline gas supplies with LNG. QatarEnergy’s net profits came to 154.6 billion Qatari riyals ($42.2Bln) in 2022…
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- ExxonMobil LNG
- TotalEnergies LNG
- Qatar Stock Exchange
- BP LNG
- Chinese LNG supplies
- China LNG investments
- Saad Sherida AlKaabi
- QatarEnergy ship orders
- Qatar National Bank
- Qatargas
- Ras Laffan plant
- Qatar LNG fleet
Wednesday, 19 July 2023
Chinese liquefied natural gas imports increased in June by almost 24 percent as energy demand recovered because of lower prices and more regasification capacity coming on line, though LNG deliveries were less than in the previous month.
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- China LNG
- Chinese LNG imports
- Siberia
- Siberia gas
- JapanKorea Marker
- China LNG shipments
- General Administration of Customs
- Power of Siberia
- US LNG cargoes
- QatarEnergy LNG
- Australian LNG
- Russian pipeline gas
- Tianjin Nangang LNG
- JiangsuBinhai LNG
- Hong Kong FSRU
- Hong Kong FLNG terminal
- Zhoushan LNG terminal
- China gas storage
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