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Algerian Natural Gas Exports Surge, Providing Additional Supply Cushion for Europe

Algerian Natural Gas Exports Surge, Providing Additional Supply Cushion for Europe

Algeria is keeping its promise to supply Europe with additional natural gas as the continent continues replacing Russian imports.  Algeria LNG exports reached record highs during the first nine months of this year, increasing 35% year-over-year to 9.94 million tons (Mt), according to Kpler data.  Algeria liquefied natural gas exports are being supported by a…

October 25, 2023
Uptick in Chinese Natural Gas Imports Places Further Pressure on Global LNG Supply

Uptick in Chinese Natural Gas Imports Places Further Pressure on Global LNG Supply

Despite a slower than expected economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, China gradually regained its position as the world’s largest LNG importer in July, raising the potential for a winter supply squeeze. China’s liquefied natural gas imports from the beginning of the year through July totaled 42.2 million tons (Mt), placing it around 2 Mt…

August 11, 2023
Floating LNG Inventories Growing as Demand Softens – LNG Recap

Floating LNG Inventories Growing as Demand Softens – LNG Recap

Global natural gas demand remained weak as floating inventories built at sea and prices in Europe and Asia continued falling as the week got underway.  The May Title Transfer Facility (TTF) shed a penny on Monday, while spot LNG prices in Asia dropped below $12/MMBtu to their lowest point in nearly two years.  In Europe,…

April 17, 2023
European Natural Gas Prices Sputter as Spring Nears, but Upside Risks Remain – LNG Recap

European Natural Gas Prices Sputter as Spring Nears, but Upside Risks Remain – LNG Recap

European natural gas prices sank Monday, giving up last week’s gains as the March Title Transfer Facility (TTF) contract rolled off the board with the continent amply supplied as spring nears.  The March and April contracts finished below $15/MMBtu as the week got underway. European gas storage inventories are at about 62% of capacity, compared…

February 27, 2023
LNG Vessels Floating Offshore Europe Multiplying as Customers Stash Natural Gas Before Winter

LNG Vessels Floating Offshore Europe Multiplying as Customers Stash Natural Gas Before Winter

An unprecedented number of LNG vessels are floating offshore Europe as regasification terminal congestion and whipsawing prices further complicate the supply situation. At least 22 ships loaded with liquefied natural gas had been moored on Wednesday for more than five days around European regasification hubs, according to data from Kpler. The majority of the ships…

October 20, 2022
EU Countries Ponder Natural Gas Price Cap Despite Confusion

EU Countries Ponder Natural Gas Price Cap Despite Confusion

European Union (EU) energy ministers will likely weigh proposals for natural gas price caps and other protective measures after weeks of questions from members, but researchers expect a consensus will be hard fought. Leaders from the 27 EU member countries are expected to meet Thursday and Friday to possibly implement a price cap on gas,…

October 17, 2022
South American Natural Gas Imports Slump Amid War in Europe

South American Natural Gas Imports Slump Amid War in Europe

Imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in South America are down this year with energy alternatives such as hydropower serving as their replacement. Kpler analyst Ryhana Rasidi told NGI that around 2.6 million tons (Mt) of LNG has landed on the continent this year as of the end of May. That’s 0.99 Mt lower than…

June 8, 2022
TTF Sell Off Continues as Natural Gas Inventories Climb, Imports Stay Strong – LNG Recap

TTF Sell Off Continues as Natural Gas Inventories Climb, Imports Stay Strong – LNG Recap

European natural gas prices continued their decline Tuesday as storage inventories on the continent appeared on track to fill by the end of summer. The prompt Title Transfer Facility (TTF) contract has shed nearly $5 over the last week. While liquefied natural gas (LNG) arrivals have slowed somewhat, they remain well above deliveries at this…

June 7, 2022
LNG Imports in Latin America Fall as Pandemic Takes Toll

LNG Imports in Latin America Fall as Pandemic Takes Toll

Imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Latin America fell by 4.2 million tons (Mt), or 32%, during January-September versus the same period in 2019 as the coronavirus ravaged the region’s economies, according to new analysis by data intelligence firm Kpler. Latin America has seen a particularly sharp decline this year compared to other LNG-importing…

October 22, 2020
U.S. LNG Output Tested as Natural Gas Prices Crater Worldwide

U.S. LNG Output Tested as Natural Gas Prices Crater Worldwide

Domestic liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports have remained steady and are on track to finish the month well above year-ago levels as the market continues to be tested by word of new cargo cancellations and warning signs for what lies ahead.

April 23, 2020
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