Therese Robinson started her energy career in London covering international oil and gas markets. She was managing editor-Europe at Platts, director of Standard & Poor’s Credit Ratings division, and managing editor at UK consultancy, Gas Strategies. She also served as business development and crude editor for Argus. As both project director and managing editor, she launched Natural Gas Daily for Interfax Energy Services. She is from New England.
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Russia, China Slow to Progress Power of Siberia 2 Natural Gas Negotiations
Negotiations between Russia and China over the Power of Siberia 2 (POS 2) pipeline, which would further link the countries, have shown no signs of gaining traction. Although Moscow is eager to close the deal, disagreements over pricing, tariffs, taxes, financing and the pipeline route may make it difficult for the project to meet its…
More Israeli Natural Gas Could Reach Global Markets Via Egyptian LNG Facilities
Natural gas output from Israel is again poised to increase as Chevron Corp. and its partners plan to invest more in the Tamar field, raising prospects for additional Eastern Mediterranean volumes to reach the global market via Egyptian liquefaction facilities. Tamar’s production is set to go from 1.2 Bcf/d to nearly 1.6 Bcf/d now that…
European Natural Gas Demand Forecast to Stabilize, but Price Volatility Looms Large
European natural gas demand has shown few signs of recovery so far this year as warm weather and industrial curtailments persist, but the fall in gas consumption on the continent is expected to slow this year compared to its downward spiral of 2023. Between August 2022 and December, European Union (EU) countries reduced gas demand…
U.S. Sanctions Slowly Impacting Russian LNG Exports
U.S. sanctions announced late last year have so far succeeded in inhibiting trade flows from Russian LNG export facilities. Sanctions have affected the sale, transport and transshipment of liquefied natural gas from PAO Novatek’s 19.8 million tons (Mt)/year Arctic LNG 2 facility, creating “a two tier universe for Russian LNG,” Kpler analyst Viktor Katona said…
Nebula Energy Buys Majority Stake in AG&P LNG to Fast-Track Asian Natural Gas Projects
U.S.-based Nebula Energy LLC has invested $300 million for a majority stake in AG&P Terminals & Logistics Pte Ltd., aka AG&P LNG. The investment firm is expanding its business in the liquefied natural gas and carbon capture and storage sectors with its investment in AG&P, with plans to fast-track infrastructure development across emerging markets in…
DOE’s LNG Pause Fogs Long-term LNG Supply Outlook for Asian, European Natural Gas Buyers
The Biden administration’s temporary pause on new U.S LNG export permits has for now derailed an anticipated wave of new volumes that was expected to hit the market later this decade, prompting major global gas buyers to explore other options. Asia and Europe have increasingly relied on the United States for a large portion of…
LNG Ships Still Avoiding Red Sea, but Market Said Insulated from Diversions
LNG ships are still avoiding transit in the Red Sea via the Bab el-Mandeb Strait to Europe or Asia and instead diverting around Africa’s Cape of Good Hope to avoid attacks from Yemen-based Houthis militants. However, global liquefied natural gas buyers have yet to show signs that added shipping costs and delivery delays are impacting…
Venture Global, Sonatrach Extend UK LNG Supply at Grain Terminal
National Grid plc has boosted long-term LNG supply to the UK from the United States and North Africa with two contracts as it expands imports at its Grain LNG terminal. London-based National Grid launched an auction in September seeking bids for up to 9 million metric tons/year (mmty) in regasification capacity at Grain, Europe’s largest…
Natural Gas Expected to Play Key Role in UK Energy Mix Despite Plans to Increase Nuclear Power
Natural gas imports will continue to play an important part in the UK’s energy mix despite a plan recently launched by the government for nuclear power assets to generate 25% of the country’s electricity by 2050. The proposed targets of having up to 24 GW of nuclear power online by 2050 in the Civil Nuclear…
Norway Awards 62 Offshore Drilling Permits, Boosts Arctic Exploration
Norway has awarded 62 offshore drilling licenses from the country’s 2023 auction, expanding explorable acreage in the Arctic and potentially locking in decades of oil and natural gas supply for European allies. The Ministry of Energy awarded offshore production permits on the Norwegian Continental Shelf to 24 oil and gas companies, with Equinor ASA and…