Gas exports expected to rise further over the next few years, however, as growth in pipeline supplies to China and Central Asia offset a steep decline in deliveries to Europe and shipments from Arctic LNG 2 expand
London-listed independent looks to capitalise on demand from datacentres as it embarks on a long-term plan to monetise gas from its Ahpun and Kodiak oil fields on the Alaska’s North Slope
Whether Kyiv ultimately takes the war to Russian liquefaction will depend on its technical capability to inflict meaningful damage and whether such a strategic and symbolic gain would justify straining relations with its allies
Stronger supply buffers and greater power-sector flexibility have enabled China, Japan and South Korea to avoid the severe shortages and industrial curtailments experienced elsewhere in Asia
Bangladesh, Pakistan and India have all been hit hard by the disruption to Gulf LNG flow, but their ability to absorb the shock differs
Liberty Bay FLNG plans to develop a 1.4mt/yr FLNG unit for potential deployment in Argentina and Mexico
Billions of dollars’ worth of lost revenues over the coming years and significant damage to its reputation as a reliable supplier mean the country may have to change its approach
More gas was flared last year than flowed through the now-disrupted Strait of Hormuz in LNG form
Higher development costs are making long-term contracts, buyer support, stable financing and timely investment decisions increasingly important for future LNG supply growth, GECF energy economics analyst Galia Fazelianova tells Petroleum Economist
The industry is entering a higher-cost era, with future supply increasingly dependent on more complex, capital-intensive and geographically challenging projects, GECF energy economics analyst Galia Fazelianova tells Petroleum Economist
The Central Asian country argues additional pipeline imports are Europe’s energy solution as the EU eliminates remaining Russian gas, global LNG supplies remain tight and power demand rises
As Europe’s energy security deteriorates, the decommissioning of Groningen—still holding 550bcm of remaining reserves—could prove a costly mistake
Critics of new requirement that east coast LNG producers supply 20% of their volumes to the domestic market say the policy will worsen shortages it is intended to prevent
Argentina’s national energy champion is entering the most transformative phase in its modern history as it accelerates its shift from domestic supplier to globally competitive shale and LNG exporter
The continent’s vast natural resources could lift its share of global supply to 9%, but delays to a handful of large, capital-intensive LNG and offshore projects risk slowing the pace of expansion
