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Vancouver Policies Amount to 'Ban on Natural Gas'
A new study by Resource Works suggests that three City of Vancouver policies, in the Canadian province of British Columbia, amount to a de facto ban on natural gas, and could…
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LNG to Fuel Majors' Emissions Growth: WoodMac
Carbon emissions from fields owned by 25 oil and gas ‘majors’ are forecast to increase by 17% in the ten years to 2025, against only a 15% rise in their production,…
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Uniper’s Russian Pipe Role: 'Safe If Fortum Succeeds'
Fortum has sought to reassure Uniper management that, were the Finnish firm's takeover offer to succeed, the German firm’s strategic role in the Gazprom-led Nord Stream 2…
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Czech EPH Buys German Coal-Fired Unit
Czech privately-owned energy group EPH has agreed to buy the 750 MW Mehrum coal-fired power plant in north Germany from municipally-owned Enercity (Hannover) and BS Energy (Braunsc…
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Cairn Hires Xodus for Senegal Studies
Cairn has awarded London-based engineering consultancy Xodus Group two Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) contracts, relating to Cairn-operated blocks offshore…
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Gasunie Targets N Sea Power Hub
Gasunie, the Dutch gas infrastructure group, is looking to deepen its involvement in the green economy by co-investing in an offshore wind power hub. Already an investor in a…
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Ukraine Agency Calls for Upstream Gas Investment
Ukraine's national investment council has published an English-language report on upstream gas, which it said September 12 has "huge potential for foreign direct investment." …
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Dutch Gas Storage Boost Blocked by Court; Seismic Cited
Leading Dutch gas producer NAM has been barred from boosting capacity in the foreseeable future at one of the country's largest gas storage facilities as there is a fear that it…
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France Follows Through With Draft Ban from 2040
France's ecology minister Nicolas Hulot presented his draft law to cabinet on September 6 to ban petroleum production in France from 2040. The draft puts flesh on the…
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Japanese K Line Group to Study Feasibility of LNG Fuelled Ferry
K Line Kinkai and K Line have agreed to work on a joint study for newbuilding passenger ferry being fuelled by LNG, the two companies said September 6. The scope of the study…
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Scotland to Ban New Petrol/Diesel Cars by 2032
Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon announced plans September 5 to ban sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles eight years earlier than the rest of the UK. Action…
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Western Australia’s 2nd Frack Inquiry 'A Waste of Time': APPEA
Australian upstream oil and gas industry body, APPEA, believes Western Australia’s second inquiry into hydraulic fracturing or fracking in less than two years “is a…
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UK Offshore Sees Capex Commitment Shrink
The UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) has seen a brisk wave of mergers and acquisitions over the year with almost $6bn notched up since January, as low prices bring out new capital…
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Western Australia Places Moratorium on Fracking
The Western Australian government has implemented a ban on fracking on existing and future onshore petroleum titles in the South-West, Peel and Perth metropolitan regions while a…
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US Gulf Natgas Output Restarting
The US Department of Energy's latest bulletin shows that most of the offshore production shut in by Tropical Storm Harvey has returned to production. The share of offshore US…
