All publications by tag «GAS»
2024, September, 9, 06:20:00
WORLDWIDE RIG COUNT UP 22 TO 1,735
The Worldwide Rig Count for August was 1,735, up 22 from the 1,713 counted in July 2024, and down 53, from the 1,788 counted in August 2023.
2024, September, 3, 06:55:00
GLOBAL GAS DEMAND RISE
Global gas demand sustained its growth in 2023, increasing 59 Bcm (1.5%) from 2022. This trend is expected to continue in 2024 with a further estimated ~87 Bcm (2.1%) rise in demand.
2024, September, 3, 06:45:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES WILL RISE
Russian gas is delivered to Turkey via the Blue Stream and TurkStream pipelines, while a number of countries in southeast and central Europe still import Russian gas via TurkStream and onshore pipeline infrastructure.
2024, August, 28, 06:25:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES UP ANEW
Benchmark futures rose as much as 2.4% on Monday. The market has been sensitive to geopolitical events and outages this summer, even with storage sites exceeding targets ahead of Europe’s heating season.
2024, August, 22, 06:45:00
GLOBAL GAS DEMAND WILL UP BY 2050
Demand for natural gas will remain strong despite government and company efforts to zero out emissions by mid-century,
2024, August, 22, 06:35:00
HIGH SPOT LNG PRICES
Early winter procurement has become increasingly competitive since Europe started replacing its pipeline gas imports with LNG following the Ukraine crisis.
2024, August, 15, 06:40:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES UP
European natural gas prices posted a double-digit advance for a second consecutive week after fears of possible disruptions to Russian fuel supplies crossing Ukraine.
2024, July, 30, 06:20:00
EUROPEAN GAS PRICES UP
Benchmark futures settled 2.2% higher at €32.48 a megawatt-hour Friday after slumping a day earlier. The contract also posted a second straight weekly gain.
2024, July, 10, 06:25:00
WORLDWIDE RIG COUNT UP 32 TO 1,707
The Worldwide Rig Count for June was 1,707, up 32 from the 1,675 counted in May 2024, and down 93, from the 1,799 counted in June 2023.
2024, July, 3, 06:35:00
SAUDI'S GAS EXPANSION $25 BLN
Saudi Arabia has some of the biggest gas reserves in the world. Development of the Jafurah field, estimated to hold 200 trillion cubic feet of gas, is expected to cost $100 billion and boost the firm’s gas production more than 60% by 2030.
