All publications by tag «GAS»
2020, October, 28, 14:00:00
EXXON LNG FOR INDIA
With India’s growing gas demand outstripping domestic production, LNG is playing an increasingly important role.
2020, October, 27, 14:40:00
INDIA GAS CONSUMPTION UP
Gas accounts for little over 6pc of India’s primary energy consumption mix, which is far below the global average. New Delhi has set a target to raise this to 15pc by 2030,
2020, October, 27, 14:30:00
U.S. LNG FOR INDIA
The US was the fifth-largest supplier of LNG to India in 2019, according to the Department of Energy.
2020, October, 26, 13:50:00
CHINA NEED GAS
CNOOC’s hydrocarbon output increased from 475 mboe in 2018 to 506.5 mboe in 2019 (+6.6%).
2020, October, 26, 13:20:00
U.S. RIGS UP 5 TO 287
U.S. Rig Count is up 5 from last week to 287, Canada Rig Count is up 3 from last week to 83,
2020, October, 22, 15:15:00
OIL, GAS WILL BE HALF
In 2040, despite increasing investments in renewables and concerns with emissions, oil and gas are still projected to make up about 50 percent of the global energy mix. This is a view held by major third-party sources.
2020, October, 22, 14:55:00
NORD STREAM 2: THE NEW SANCTIONS
A little over 150 km of Nord Stream 2 remains to be laid in Danish and German waters, but with the political debate becoming ever more frenzied, it remains unclear how and when the pipeline will be completed.
2020, October, 22, 14:50:00
IRANIAN GAS: WITHOUT INDIA
Farzad-B gas field was discovered by a consortium of three Indian companies ONGC, Oil India Limited and Indian Oil Corporation in 2008 in the Farsi offshore block of the Persian Gulf. Tehran and New Delhi have since negotiated the terms of the field’s development for years.
2020, October, 21, 17:00:00
NORD STREAM 2 UNSCHEDULED
A little over 150 km of Nord Stream 2 remains to be laid in Danish and German waters after an initial threat of US sanctions last December forced principal pipe-layer Allseas to halt work.
2020, October, 21, 16:45:00
CHINA'S GAS DEMAND WILL TWICE
The goal of carbon-neutrality by 2060 will require China to kick its longstanding addiction to coal while building unprecedented amounts of intermittent wind and solar capacity.