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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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High Tariffs Could 'Gum Up Europe's Access to LNG'
High tariffs and missing links in central and eastern Europe's gas grid may prevent the region from benefiting from the LNG glut, according to a gathering of gas experts this…
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Polish LNG Terminal Expansion 'Complete by 2021'
Polish gas grid operator Gaz-System said this week it has recommended to subsidiary Polskie LNG that it expand its Swinoujscie LNG import terminal on Poland’s Baltic coast;…
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Angola LNG Inks 3rd Sales Deal in a Month
Angola LNG has signed its third LNG sales agreement this month, this time to commodity trader and mining group Glencore. Under this latest multi-year sales agreement, announced…
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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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China's LNG Demand the 'Great Unknown'
China's LNG import demand so far this year has been a lot higher than expected, with increases of 150% or more on the same month of 2016, according to official statistics. …
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Naftogaz CEO: Four Steps Needed to Bring Reforms Back on Track
Naftogaz CEO Andriy Kobolyev suggested four actions September 20 to remedy possible "disruption in the supervisory board's work may complicate the group's access to funding for…
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Ghana Inks LNG Deal with Gazprom
Ghana has signed an LNG import deal with Russia’s Gazprom. Signed last week, but first announced September 18, the agreement was inked by the Russian gas giant, Ghana’…
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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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[Premium] Baku Advances Southern Gas Corridor Investment
Azerbaijan has invested $7.6bn to date in the Southern Gas Corridor (SGC), or 62% of its investment obligation, Afgan Isayev, the general director of the Azeri SGC Co told…
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[Premium] BP Consortium To Drill into Deep ACG Gas Layer
Under the framework of the $40bn contract signed last week to extend the Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli production sharing agreement (PSA), the BP-led consortium will also drill four…
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Naftogaz Files $5bn Suit Against Russia
Ukraine’s state gas group Naftogaz said September 20 that it and six subsidiaries have filed a suit against the Russian government at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in…
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[NGW Magazine] Iran needs $500mn to cut flaring
This article is featured in NGW Magazine Volume 2, Issue 17 By Dalga Khatinoglu Iran says €500mn is needed to cut flaring at the South Pars gas field’s…
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US Senate Energy Committee Approves Final FERC Nominees
The US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee has approved President Donald Trump’s final two nominations to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). If the…
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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…
