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Cyril Widdershoven: Saudis to Join the Gas Giants? Analysis
Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil company, is fighting an uphill battle on oil prices but is setting its sights on regional and global gas. While the media are focusing…
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LNG comes of age: interview with Andrei Belyi - NGW Magazine
This article is featured in NGW Magazine Volume 2, Issue 14 LNG is becoming a fuel in its own right, rather than a long-distance method of transportation. Better technology…
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Qatar Fights Back with Gas Strategy: Comment
Qatar has been boxed in as its neighbours threaten harsher sanctions or other methods of bringing it into line, but Doha is pursuing an aggressive energy strategy. Without…
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Security of Supply, IGAs and Energy Union - NGW Magazine
With the slew of policies emanating from the European Commission, sometimes the dividing line between legislation and aspiration becomes blurred By Ana Stanic, E&A Law,…
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Alan Riley - Stockholm Bombshell: The Implications of the Gazprom v. Naftogaz Arbitration
It is clear even from the first ruling that Naftogaz and Ukraine have been substantially strengthened and Gazprom Weakened. Dr. Alan Riley, Senior Fellow, Institute for…
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Morten Frisch - Qatar, Iran and the North Field Development: A Gas Industry View
This article, by Morten Frisch, explains the development of the North Field, how the LNG market has developed since 2005, Qatari sales of pipeline gas to the UAE and Oman and how…
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GGP: EU Needs Pipelines And LNG: Comment
The statements, opinions and data contained in the content published in Global Gas Perspectives are solely those of the individual authors and contributors and not of the…
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Europe's Gas Diversification Comes at a High Price: Analysis
Diversification is a key dimension of the current EU Energy Union policy, but diversification means different things: it can mean switching to other suppliers to take less –…
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Energy Union’s Goals – Overtaken by Events? Comment
The Energy Union, an ‘umbrella strategy’ launched two years ago, was initially aimed at insuring Europe’s smooth transition to the low-carbon/non-carbon future.…
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Moscow to Gain from Iran's Oil, Gas: Sources
Reports of last week's visit to Moscow by Iranian president Hassan Rouhani cited security co-operation generally and in Syria specifically as the main subject. However, energy co-…
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Comment: The EU Energy Transition Meets a Cheap Fossil-Fuel World
Cheap shale gas killed the US nuclear revival 10 years ago and could derail expensive UK nuclear plans. But low oil and gas prices could also slow the European Union’s…
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Overview of 2016 EU Gas Demand, Production
The Joint Organisations Data Initiative has just released oil and gas data for 2016. For the second year, EU gas consumption was up (this time by 7.4%) while domestic production…
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Comment: Will Brexit Hurt Gas Trade Between Britain and EU?
There is much uncertainty, Alex Barnes (pictured below) writes for NGW, about the impact Brexit will have on gas trade, if for no other reason that it is not entirely clear what…
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Russia-EU Gas Tensions to Ease from this Year: Comment
After years of mostly unrivalled gas market dominance and segmentation in central and eastern Europe (CEE), the energy relationship between Gazprom and the region is gradually…
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The France-Spain Midcat Saga Continues: Opinion
About a year ago, there was quite an uproar from the French delegation when the presenters of the Ramboll study, Gas Interconnections Between the Iberian Peninsula and…
