This article was published by the Pembina Institute on Nov. 22, 2024. By Janetta McKenzie and Thomas Green As it embarks on a new term, the B.C. government has some important decisions that will determine [Read more]
LNG imports to Europe by pipeline, in particular from Russia and Norway, have increased. In 2017, natural gas imports from Russia provided 35 per cent of the total EU-28 supply and Norway provided 24 per cent. Total [Read more]
Exxon Mobil is looking to take advantage of rising Ching LNG demand by expanding its liquified natural gas operations in Papua New Guinea and Mozambique and building its first import and storage hub in China. [Read more]
Asian spot LNG prices are at a four-year seasonal high and now sit above 2014 winter peaks after a hot summer depleted storage in Japan and an earthquake in the Asian country last week disabled [Read more]
South Korea LNG imports are expected to fall in the second half of the year as a number of nuclear power stations are set to come back into service. South Korea LNG imports up nearly [Read more]
A decline in spending since 2014 due to weak energy prices could create an LNG demand boom beginning in the mid 2020s. Shell photo. LNG demand expected to hit 500 million tonnes per year by [Read more]
Expect many more energy projects like Pacific NorthWest LNG in coming years as governments balance decarbonizing, economic development On Tuesday, the Canadian government approved Malaysian-owned Petronas’ $36 billion Pacific NorthWest LNG project, environmentalists pitched a fit, industry boosters [Read more]
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