LEAD STORY
Germany’s LNG terminals: Security buffer or economic burden?
Written by AJ KotzeGermany's large-scale FSRU expansion aims to bolster European energy security. Whilst high operational costs, uneven utilisation and environmental concerns have triggered opposition, Europe's transitioning energy landscape mandates energy security enhancements, writes our Markets Editor Dr Alexander Wilk.
India blends LNG with domestic gas as demand doubles by 2040
Written by AJ KotzeIndia is poised to snap up big parts of the substantial volume of uncontracted LNG from the Middle East. Buying interest is on the rise as the Indian government allows utilities to blend LNG with domestically produced gas in a bid to make it more affordable for power generation, compared with coal; our Correspondent Anja Karl investigates.
Also in this issue
Global LNG trade sees month-on-month dip in January
Written by AJ KotzeOur January data showed a dip in LNG trade driven by lower Pacific output. Meanwhile, global demand remained broadly steady, our Market Editor Dr Alexander Wilk reports.
Towards the end of last year, ABS published a concept study on an LNGC design fitted with a nuclear propulsion plant. Technical Editor Ian Cochran investigates.
US regulatory shift to accelerate LNG bunkering hub development
Written by AJ KotzePlans to dramatically increase US exports may provide a boost for LNG fuelling hubs in the country as the industry prepares to ramp up investment. Fuelling Editor Malcolm Ramsay has more.
A round-up of latest events, company and industry news
Written by AJ KotzeADNOC: Japan’s major energy buyer, JERA Global Markets and the UAE’s main energy supplier, ADNOC Gas have signed a $450 mill (AED1.653 bill) LNG supply agreement.
Under the terms of the agreement, LNG will be supplied by ADNOC Gas to JERA Global Markets’ global supply portfolio for three years.
