This Landmark LNG Deal Will Change Energy Geopolitics Forever
China’s LNG demand grew by a record 8 mt in 2017 and is set to expand by another record 12 mt this year, making up 50 percent of all global Continue Reading
US Still Largest Natural Gas Producer
The United States is still the world’s largest natural gas producer, despite a marginal 2017 output increase. The United States is still the world’s largest natural gas producer, despite a Continue Reading
Natural Gas From $40 Billion Project Begins Shipping in Landmark for Japan
The project and others around the globe may help feed surging Asian demand for LNG at a time when China has curbed its purchases from the U.S. as part of Continue Reading
US Still Largest Natural Gas Producer
The United States is still the world’s largest natural gas producer, despite a marginal 2017 output increase. The United States is still the world’s largest natural gas producer, despite a Continue Reading
B.C. Faces Gas Shortage As Winter Approaches
A natural gas pipeline explosion that occurred earlier this month near the city of Prince George will reduce supply to British Columbia by between 20 and 50 percent this winter, Continue Reading
Small Canadian LNG project set to go ahead in early 2019
A small liquefied natural gas project north of Vancouver is poised to move to construction in the first quarter of 2019, adding momentum to Canada’s efforts to become a significant Continue Reading
Europe’s Gas Game Just Took A Wild Twist
Despite the almost unprecedented divisive nature of Donald J. Trump’s presidency, he is chalking up some impressive foreign policy victories, including finally bringing Beijing to task over its decades long Continue Reading
IEA: Insufficient LNG investment, lack of shipping capacity may pose energy risks
The rise of major emerging liquified natural gas, or LNG, buyers led by China has created the need for infrastructure investment and new shipping capacity to avoid price volatility, a Continue Reading
New gas-fired generation to boost Appalachia gas demand
Highlights 26 gas-fired power projects planned for region Gas likely to become most-used fuel for power generation in PJM Houston — With about 21,000 MW of new gas-fired power generation Continue Reading
Is Saudi Arabia About To Enter The Arctic Gas Game?
Now that global oil markets have gotten used to Saudi-Russian oil production cooperation that first hit the scene in early 2017 in an effort to reign in global price concerns, Continue Reading