All publications by tag «GAS»
2024, February, 2, 06:40:00
EUROPEAN LNG UP TO 10.7 MT
The US was the supplier of 56% of the total, with some 14% coming from Russia and 10% from Algeria. Notably, around 7% was also originating from Qatar and 4% from Nigeria.
2024, January, 29, 06:50:00
RUSSIAN GAS THROUGH UKRAINE
Russian gas continues to flow to the European Union through Ukraine under the current deal. Some nations still rely on this fuel, while most of northwest Europe has replaced flows from Moscow with cargoes of liquefied natural gas.
2024, January, 29, 06:40:00
CHINA NEED OIL & GAS
CNOOC expects production to continue growing over the next two years, with plans to reach 2.25 million boe/d in 2026.
2024, January, 29, 06:20:00
INDONESIA NEED LNG
Indonesia is facing a substantial power demand owing to its rapidly growing economy, dense population, and enhanced access to electricity.
2024, January, 24, 06:45:00
RUSSIAN LNG PRICES RISING
The Sakhalin-2 LNG export plant is the closest to North Asia, home to the world’s top buyers. The facility supplied nearly 10% of Japan’s LNG needs last year, and hasn’t been targeted by Western sanctions due in part to the need to ensure energy security.
2024, January, 24, 06:35:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES DOWN
Europe is benefiting from record renewables power installations last year, together with massive gas stockpiling and a relatively mild winter — some cold snaps aside.
2024, January, 18, 06:55:00
RUSSIA'S SLOW LNG
Russia has delivered the first drop of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its heavily sanctioned flagship project, Arctic LNG-2.
2024, January, 18, 06:30:00
A LOOK AT RECOVERY ESTIMATES FOR VENEZUELA
Brent rose 21 cents, or 0.27%, to $77.01 a barrel. WTI gained 20 cents, or 0.28%, to reach $71.57 a barrel.
2024, January, 11, 06:30:00
WORLDWIDE RIG COUNT DOWN 55 TO 1,739
The Worldwide Rig Count for December was 1,739, down 55 from the 1,794 counted in November 2023, and down 95, from the 1,834 counted in December 2022.
2024, January, 9, 06:50:00
RUSSIAN LNG DREAMS
Russia is eyeing the Northern Sea Route across the Arctic Ocean to supply the cargoes to the east, to cut the time and cost of bringing its fuel to market.
