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Australian-LNG

Australian LNG export revenues to decline from $72 billion to $45 billion

Australian LNG export revenues are forecast to decline from $72 billion in 2024–25 to $45 billion as gas markets enter a new growth cycle and rising Asian demand meets rising U.S. and Qatari supply Australia’s LNG export revenues are forecast to decline from $72 billion in 2024–25 to $45 billion (in real terms) by 2029–30. The outlook for 2024–25 has […]

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Arctic-LNG

Defrosting Arctic LNG sanctions?

Could Arctic LNG 2 be back on line in late 2025 as part of a defrosting of US-Russia relations? If so, it would come onstream against a background of the beginning of an LNG supply wave. Four projects are expected to come online in 2025 – Corpus Christi Phase 3 T1-4, Plaquemines T1, Tortue in Senegal/Mauritania and LNG Canada in […]

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Special report: Coal Vs LNG competition on emissions

Another report on whether LNG is a cleaner energy source than coal? What is the basis for a the recent Howarth study assertions that coal has less of a GHG footprint than LNG? Are there feasible technological innovations that can make LNG and coal less polluting? A recent study by Professor Robert Howarth, which was among other sources to justify […]

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State-of-the-Market

10.1 Bcfd added to U.S. natural gas interstate pipeline capacity

In 2024, the United States added 10.1 Bcfd of natural gas interstate pipeline capacity, the largest increase since 2018. The growth of LNG exports and the expanded takeaway capacity from Appalachian production drove the increase in natural gas interstate pipeline capacity. In particular, the South-Central region saw capacity additions supporting LNG facilities while the Northeast saw increased takeaway capacity out […]

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