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Despite uncertainties in oil markets the commissioning of the long awaited LNG Canada export facility has sparked optimism that the era of extremely low Canadian gas prices compared to Henry hub may finally end. Once fully operational this facility will have offtake capacity of 1.8 BCF/day. Two additional projects that have reached Final Investment Decision (FID) – Cedar LNG and […]
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Asia now has to live with the risk of LNG price volatility and sudden surges in demand from Europe. In recent years traders have diverted LNG cargoes from Asia towards Europe because they can obtain higher profits, and this trend is likely to continue if European demand for LNG remains high. ASEAN members plan to import more LNG, including as […]
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This year, we are entering a new phase in the gas market: LNG capacity is growing rapidly, yet geopolitical tensions, shifting demand, and logistical bottlenecks cast doubt on supply stability. This briefing outlines scenarios shaped by the upcoming Trump 2.0 energy policy, methane regulations, and chokepoints like the Suez and Panama canals. This policy brief from Center for Policy and […]
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While the increasing scrutiny of LNG imports is justified, it is important to recognize that these imports still play a relevant and strategic role in safeguarding national energy security, at least for now. In the absence of sufficient infrastructure, consistent domestic supply, and effective coordination, cutting off LNG imports prematurely could lead to energy instability, undermining industrial productivity and jeopardizing […]
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The ceasefire agreed last week between Israel-Iran, although shaky at first, has eased fears of a blockade to the crucial Strait of Hormuz. The risk premium associated with the conflict has disappeared, with the TTF price falling by 23% across the last week. The potential closure of the Strait would have significant consequences on global gas markets – roughly 105bcm […]
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This latest report by the Australian ACCC finds that there is a risk of shortfall in the fourth quarter of 2025 and throughout 2026 if Queensland LNG producers export all uncontracted gas. The east coast gas supply outlook for 2025 and 2026 has deteriorated despite an easing in gas prices in the second half of 2024, according to the ACCC’s […]
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LNG Canada shipped out its first LNG cargo at the end of June. Japan holds the position of leading LNG importer with over 27 million tons of LNG imported during the first five months of 2025. JERA announced four deals to procure 5.5 million tons of LNG per year from the United States in early June. The deals represents significant […]
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Highlights from a recent roundtable where one of the topics was the application (and impact) of AI in the energy industry. As AI increases electricity demand, particularly from data centers, participants discussed how LNG could serve as a flexible and lower-emission energy source to meet this rising load. Source: The Al-Attiyah Foundation
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The clean energy transition is happening—but it won’t happen overnight. Natural gas is here to stay for now, and U.S. policy must refect that reality without abandoning our climate goals. Democrats need to adopt a center-left energy strategy that acknowledges reality and makes American energy more reliable, affordable, secure, and clean. The United States needs an energy strategy rooted in […]
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