Coal Decline Goes On: Europe’s Electricity Driven by Gas and Renewables
The amount of electricity produced from natural gas and the amount of electricity produced from coal in OECD countries …
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Nord Stream 2: Broad Mandate for Gas Talks with Russia Sought by Estonia
Estonia, which took over the presidency of the European Union on 1 July, says that the public discourse around …
Oil and Geopolitics: Qatar Crisis May Mess Up LNG Trade
The escalating diplomatic row between a number of Middle Eastern countries and Qatar has negatively impacted LNG market, severing …
Undaunted by the Oil Bust, American Shale Sector Attracts Investors
In the first quarter of this year, private equity funds raised almost $20 billion for ventures in the US …
Qatar Re-Launches Development of the World’s Biggest Gas Field
Qatar has lifted a self-imposed ban on the construction of the world’s biggest natural gas field as it looks …
Exxon Announces New Natural Gas Discovery in Papua New Guinea
Exxon Mobil Corporation announced yesterday (28 December) a new natural gas discovery in Papua New Guinea. The company said …
LNG on the Rise: Global Gas Trade to Be Reshaped Over the Next Five Years
The International Energy Agency (IEA) said last week in its 2016 Medium-Term Gas Market Report that the global gas …
Ukraine in Talks with Gazprom: Eying the Russian Gas for Winter 2016/2017
Ukraine’s Naftogaz has started talks with Gazprom regarding gas supplies for the second half of 2016 and the first …
The EU-Russia Gas Relationship: New Projects, New Disputes?
Marco Siddi (The Finnish Institute of International Affairs) Russia is a major gas supplier to a number of EU …
Gazprom Signs Major Deals with Europe despite the Ukrainian Crisis
Russia’s energy giant Gazprom boosted its presence in Europe on Friday (4 September) by signing two major deals despite …