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U.S. LNG feedgas flows hit an all-time high this week

by Editor

January 10, 2025

LNG Trade

Gas trading on Henry Hub surged by 30% in 2024

by Editor

January 8, 2025

LNG Contracts & Pricing

Review of natural gas and LNG prices – week 01

by Editor

January 8, 2025

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Russia supplied 20% of the EU’s LNG imports in the third quarter of 2024

Figures from the latest Quarterly report reveal that LNG supplies from Russia decreased by 12% in volumes compared to the second quarter of 2024, and increased by 27% compared to the third quarter in 2023. Russia’s share in EU’s LNG imports increased by one percentage point from 19% in the second quarter of 2024, despite the 12% drop in the […]

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Australian LNG exports expected to hold largely steady over the next two years

Australia’s LNG export revenues are forecast to decline from $69 billion in 2023–24 to $60 billion by 2025–26. The fall in export earnings largely reflects a forecast drop in prices, though depletion of some reserves is expected to cut volumes slightly. LNG prices remain relatively high, but new supply from the US and Qatar is forecast to bring prices down […]

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Energy outlook 2025

A complete outlook for 2025 across the oil and gas, energy transition and chemicals sectors. The U.S. midstream sector will continue to grow as oil and gas production and exports rise to meet growing demand. President-elect Trump’s plans to expedite permits for pipeline projects and lift the pause on LNG export project approval could further boost the sector’s outlook. Global […]

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The global implications of a Russian gas pivot to Asia

This paper finds that in all eventualities Russia will be unable to replace the revenue that it has lost from exports to Europe. Furthermore, whether it can pivot to access Asian markets a decision for China, and not the Kremlin. Whatever the outcome, the best policy for Europe is to reduce its reliance on imports of natural gas.

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