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Wednesday, 06 July 2022
Free ReadShell has been selected by QatarEnergy as a fifth partner in the North Field East expansion project in Qatar, described by Shell as the single largest project in the history of the liquefied natural gas industry. Shell said it would hold a 25 percent share in a joint venture company…
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- Arabian Gulf LNG
- Gulf LNG expansion
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- Qatargas
- LNG for UK
- LNG for Asia
- TotalEnergies LNG
- SabineNeches Waterway
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- ConocoPhillips LNG
Tuesday, 05 July 2022
Equinor, the Norwegian oil and gas company, has initiated a safe shutdown of the Gudrun, Oseberg South and Oseberg East offshore fields in the North Sea because of a strike and prolonged action could lead to a reduction in pipeline natural gas exports to Europe.
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- Norwegian LNG
- Hammerfest LNG
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- Snohvit gas field
- Norwegian Organisation of Managers and Executives
- Lederne
- Norwegian Oil and Gas Association
- Norog
- Oseberg South
- Oseberg East field
- Gudrun field
- Heidrun field
- Kristin field
- Aasta Hansteen field
- EU gas crisis
- #news Noway gas strike
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Tuesday, 05 July 2022
Asian LNG imports generally declined in the first half of 2022 with rising gas prices curbing demand in the Japanese and South Korean electricity sectors, while a combination of high spot prices and ongoing Covid-19 lockdowns reduced gas consumption in China.
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- Chinese LNG policy shift
- Korea in nuclear for gas shift
- North Asia nuclear
- North Asia LNG
- Australian LNG export volumes
- Australian LNG revenues
- Australia AsiaPacific LNG
- Asia gas
- Chinese LNG demand
- JapanKorea Marker
- Southeast Asia LNG
- Australian LNG development
- Australia gas resources
- Australian LNG income
- South Korean LNG forecast
Tuesday, 05 July 2022
Natural gas demand growth is expected to slow down and remain subdued up to 2025, helped by supply blockages and higher prices stemming from poor energy security policies and geopolitics. Europe’s quest for more LNG to phase out Russian pipeline gas also risks even tighter markets.
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Tuesday, 05 July 2022
Free ReadThe largest European LNG import terminal, the UK Isle of Grain facility located southeast of London, has called on the market to participate in an expression of interest exercise for capacity. Grain LNG has issued a statement inviting market participants to express an interest in low-cost capacity at the facility…
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- UK LNG
- UK LNG imports
- Isle of Grain
- Isle of Grain LNG terminal
- Medway River LNG imports
- National Grid plc
- Nicola Duffin
- UK regas capacity
- UK LNG for Europe
- London LNG
- Kent LNG terminal
- ThamesMedway LNg
- Algerian LNG exports
- US LNG exports
- Russian LNG ban
- Gazprom LNG
- Novatek LNG
- TotalEnergies LNG
- Shell LNG
- BP LNG
Tuesday, 05 July 2022
European maritime classification society DNV said that there was still momentum in orders for LNG-fuelled vessels from ship owners in the month of June even as LNG bunker prices increased further in ports such as Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
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- LNG bunker prices
- Rotterdam bunker prices
- Martin Wold
- DNV Maritime Advisory
- Dutch LNG
- LNG cruise ships
- LNGpowered oil tankers
- LNG fuelled containerships
- global LNG fulled fleet
- bunkering prcices
- Dutch bunkering
- Ultra Low Sulfur Fuel Oil
- ULSFO
- MFO
Monday, 04 July 2022
Hyundai Motor Co., the leading South Korean car maker, has formally ended plans to build a gas-fired power plant at its Ulsan facility that would have used regasified LNG imports.
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- Koreas LNg imports
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- South Korean LNG imports
- Korea gas
- Korea Gas Corp
- Kepco
- KEPCO coal
- KEMPCO gas
- Ulsan LNG shipbuilding
- Ulsan LNg bunkering
- LNG cars
- power for auto factories
- LNG fuel market
- small scale LNG
- Gwangyang LNG terminal
- PyeongTaek
- Incheon LNG terminal
Monday, 04 July 2022
UK LNG imports increased by nearly 50 percent as the country's regasification infrastructure was used to increase natural gas supplies to Europe after the February invasion of Ukraine by Russia and the start of Western sanctions.
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- Uk regasification
- Isle of Grain LNG terminal
- Dragon LNG
- South Hook LNG
- Qatargas
- US LNG exports
- Sabine Pass LNG
- Cameron LNG
- Freeport LNG
- Spanish LNG imports
- UK gas supply
- Uk gas demand
- Uk 2022 natural gas output
- UK 2022 ou[ut in North Sea
- Zeebrugge Interconnector
- Dutch gas
- Interconnector to Netherlands
- Norway natural gas
- Natural gas in North Sea
Monday, 04 July 2022
Free ReadThe US Supreme Court ruling just before the July 4 holiday weekend to limit the regulatory powers of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over emissions from power plants is seen reducing legal challenges on the US hydrocarbon industry, including against LNG export developments and natural gas pipeline infrastructure. In a…
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- US EPA
- EPA court ruling
- US court blocks GHG moves
- EPA overstretch ended
- FERC overreach ended
- hydrocarbon industry victory
- West Virginia coal ruling
- North Dakota oil
- Keystone XL pipeline
- Jordan Cove LNG
- Biden GHG moves
- Trump GHG
- Obama GHG
- greenhousegas emissions
- LNG projects
- LNG feed gas pipelines
- Clean Power Plan
- CPP
Monday, 04 July 2022
Gazprom said pipeline natural gas exports to countries outside the former states of the Soviet Union dropped by more than 30 percent, while the company’s shares also plunged on not paying a dividend along with those of German utility Uniper on its lack of guaranteed Russian gas supplies.
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- Gazprom natural gas
- Gazprom 2022 supplies
- Gazprom supplies for EU
- EU LNG imports
- EU pipeline gas
- Asia gas
- China LNG imports
- China pipeline gas imports
- China National Petroleum Corp
- Power of Siberia
- Gazprom JanJune 2022 output
- Gazprom shares
- Uniper shares
- German utilities
- Russian gas output
- Putin gas
- Ukraine sanctions
- Uniper shares drop
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