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[Premium] Nord Stream 2 Mandate Talks Resume
As political life picks up again in Brussels after the summer break, Nord Stream 2 (NS2) debates are back on the table for EU policy-makers. A conference held by media platform…
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Queensland Opens More Land for Australia-Only Supply After Pilot Success
The Queensland government has opened tenders for more acreage for gas exploration with Australia-only sale conditions following the success of its pilot project with Senex Energy…
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Queensland Awards First Petroleum Lease with Australia-only Sale Conditions
Brisbane-based Senex Energy has been awarded acreage for gas exploration by the Queensland government as part of a pilot tender which has strict Australia-only sale conditions,…
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'Bold' Forecast by DNV GL Sees Waning Coal, Oil, Rising Gas
Coal demand has been in global decline since 2013 and oil demand will be next to go down, but gas has a strong future and will be the single largest primary energy source by 2050,…
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Nigeria's Gas Supply to Power Plants Improves
Nigerian state producer NNPC data show that average natural gas supply to the country's power plants more than doubled year on year in June 2017. According to NNPC’s June…
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[Premium] Japan's LNG Imports To Drift Lower, Despite Economic Growth: IEEJ
Japan’s economy is expected to grow to early 2019 but LNG imports will decline over that period, according to the main forecast of a report by think-tank, Institute of…
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EU Gas Storage Capacity Needs to be Cut: WoodMac
The European Union as a whole has too much storage capacity for the operators to make money, but cutting it back to create the kind of spreads that they need could cause…
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Nord Stream 2 "Indispensable", says Defiant OMV Chief
Austrian energy group OMV chief executive Rainer Seele has insisted that the Gazprom-led Nord Stream 2 pipeline (NS2) project is “indispensable” to European gas…
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UK Sets Up Energy Review
The UK government announced August 6 it has commissioned an independent energy review, to be led by Dieter Helm, that will recommend ways to keep power prices as low as possible.…
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EC 'Satisfied' with US Sanctions Law
US president Donald Trump August 2 enacted the law on stricter sanctions on Russia, despite his objections to the way it limits his ability to change it afterwards. The vast…
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[Premium] EU Raises Alarm Over US Sanctions Impact
The European Commission (EC) has expressed concern about how draft US sanctions against Russia might "impact on EU energy independence." At their weekly top-level meeting, July…
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Turkish Tanap Line Over 3/4 Built
To date, the construction of the 31bn m³/yr Trans-Anatolian Pipeline is 77.3% built, and gas supplies will begin to flow through it in the second half of 2018, the head of…
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[Premium] Gasunie Reports Mixed Views on TTF-BBL Merger
Gasunie's Dutch gas grid subsidiary GTS and the Netherlands-UK subsea gas pipeline operator BBL Company have published responses July 21 from shippers to their joint proposal,…
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[Premium] Thierry Bros - From Russia, with Loads of Cheap Gas: Analysis
In early July, Gazprom invited analysts for a field trip to visit the Zapolyarnoye gas and Novoportovskoye oil producing fields. Three observations can be made: •&nbs…
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Total Starts Cyprus Well
The drillrig West Capella arrived in block 11 offshore Cyprus July 12 to drill the first well at a prospect named Onesiphoros on behalf of the Total-Eni partnership. The well is…
