US LNG exports at full tilt in 2022, averaging 12.4 Bcf/d Demand from European utilities ups US FID prospects Domestic, global demand fail to trigger US production As Western Europe Continue Reading
US natural gas inventories for the week ended Feb. 18 fell in line with market expectations, which was below the five-year average decline for the first time this year. Receive Continue Reading
Eastbound natural gas flows through Russia’s Yamal-Europe pipeline jumped four-fold on their way to Poland on Friday, data from German network operator Gascade showed, amid a Russian attack on Ukraine. Continue Reading
Highlights The jump beats the December increase on a percentage basis Discussions over additional US supplies accelerate The Northwest Europe delivered LNG price surged 29% Feb. 24, posting it’s the Continue Reading
This brings an immediate threat to Europe. As the Russia-Ukraine crisis unfolds, the massive gas imports route via Ukrainian trunk pipelines may stop at any point. That’s according to GlobalData’s Continue Reading
Germany can guarantee the security of supply even without Russian gas or oil, Economy Minister Robert Habeck said on Thursday. “We will have to buy more gas, but also coal Continue Reading
Russian gas exports via Ukraine have continued as normal and are in line with requests from consumers, Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Thursday. The company said the requests have been Continue Reading
Prices hit $25/MMBtu in some regions Central Asian gas supply to China cut over 10%: sources Post-Lunar New Year demand yet to fully recover China’s trucked LNG prices hit a Continue Reading
Output hits seven-week high at 94.6 Bcf/d on Feb. 22 Freeze-off risk abates as coldest winter days wane Rig count now at 752, highest since March 2020 Following an early Continue Reading
Even before Russia sent troops over the border into Ukraine, Europe and the U.S. had been attempting to secure other sources of natural gas. The Energy Minister for Qatar, one Continue Reading
