All publications by tag «LNG»
2014, November, 16, 12:40:00
GLOBAL ENERGY SISTEM IS CHANGED
Global energy demand is set to grow by 37% by 2040 in our central scenario, but the development path for a growing world population and economy is less energy-intensive than it used to be.
2014, November, 16, 12:15:00
GLOBAL GAS DEMAND: UP 50%
IEA Report: Global Gas Demand 50% Higher in 2040
2014, November, 9, 13:40:00
ASIAN LNG MARKETS: MUST CHANGED
Asian governments must reform their natural gas markets if the region is to see an expansion in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply to meet its rapidly growing demand
2014, November, 9, 13:30:00
U.S. GAS EXPORT: $12 BLN
The first phase of the Sabine Pass project will cost more than $12 billion and seemed unlikely after Cheniere bet the wrong way on the U.S. natural gas market
2014, November, 9, 13:30:00
SHELL & CANADA LNG: $35 BLN
A liquefied natural gas export plant proposed for Canada’s Pacific coast and backed by Royal Dutch Shell PLC could cost up to 40 billion Canadian dollars ($35.3 billion), according to a regulatory filing with the British Columbia government.
2014, October, 28, 23:15:00
INDONESIA: STOP GAS PROJECT $12 BLN
Indonesia says Chevron gas project set back by up to 2 years
2014, October, 17, 21:00:00
EUROPE & RUSSIA NEEDS COOPERATION
The Ukraine crisis caused relations between Russia and the EU to fall to their lowest point since the Cold War. But despite the bickering and outright conflicts, both still need each other: Europe relies on Russian gas to keep warm, and Russia in turn needs revenues. With winter on its way and capital flight from Russia reaching dangerous levels, the outlook should draw the EU and Russia back together.
2014, October, 17, 20:40:00
JAPAN: MORE GAS
Japan continues to import record volumes of LNG amid delays in nuclear restarts
2014, October, 16, 21:45:00
IMPORTANT RUSSIAN GAS
Europe’s natural gas supply mix likely won’t change much without drastic policy interventions despite recent renewed concern over instability in Ukraine, a new Brookings Institution policy brief concluded. This effectively will ensure a continuing significant market share for Russia, it said.