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October was a record month for LNG imports

In October 2024, global LNG imports grew at a robust pace, increasing by 8.6% (2.73 Mt) y-o- y to 34.40 Mt. This marks the highest monthly LNG imports since April 2024 and sets a record for the month of October. Stronger LNG imports were primarily driven by the Asia Pacific region, along with increased imports in the LAC and MENA […]

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Shell’s LNG strategy

This study analyzes Shell’s bullish outlook for future LNG demand, which exceeds all the International Energy Agency’s global LNG forecasts, and finds that it is significantly underestimating competition from renewables. The authors have modeled Shell’s LNG market position and found that it has built an unprecedented LNG long position relative to its peers that exposes the company to financial risk […]

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Europe will have to pay a premium to draw additional LNG cargoes

Despite a third year of overall contraction in gas demand in the EU-27 plus UK, OIES expects gas demand over the winter months to rise 10 Bcm year-on-year. Given that global LNG balances are tight, Europe will have to pay a premium to draw additional cargoes, a fresh driver for higher prices over the winter months. After two years of […]

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Q&A on import requirements of the EU Methane Regulation.

The European Commission published a Q&A on import requirements of the EU Methane Regulation. The document raises many questions and states that an “obligation of reasonable efforts ” is “starting on 1 January 2027”. It is not. The Regulation requires importers to report the results of such efforts from 1 January 2027. The Q&A is not legally binding – it […]

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