Gazprom EU supplies drop 30 percent as shares of Gazprom and Germany's Uniper hit by sanctions issues
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.
Chinese LNG import increases awaited after slump in 2022 while Central Asia pipeline gas volumes rise
Chinese LNG imports have slumped in 2022 so far and they have been offset by increasing pipeline natural gas imports from the Central Asian states of the former Soviet Union.
China confirms 2020 record for LNG imports even at higher spot cargo prices after energy market recovery
China confirmed that 2020 liquefied natural gas imports hit a record as energy needs continued to grew even after the slowdown in the first half caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
China LNG imports fall short again of Japanese shipments as Tokyo misses nuclear re-start targets
China's liquefied natural gas imports increased by 25 percent in October, though were still short of the monthly shipments received by the world’s No. 1 LNG importer Japan as the Japanese are failing to reach nuclear re-start targets as a replacement power generation fuel.
Chinese LNG monthly imports increase again but do not surpass the shipments received by Japan
China's liquefied natural gas imports increased by 13 percent in September, though were still well short of the monthly shipments received by the world’s No. 1 importer Japan.
