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IEA Again Warns of EU Natural Gas Supply Shortfall Next Year

IEA Again Warns of EU Natural Gas Supply Shortfall Next Year

The International Energy Agency (IEA) estimates the European Union (EU) could have to address a natural gas supply shortage in 2023 due in part to few additional LNG projects coming online and increased competition with Asia for cargoes. In a new report released Monday, the IEA modeled how the EU could manage a shortfall of…

December 13, 2022

TotalEnergies Withdraws Directors From Novatek in Shift Away from Russia – The Offtake

TotalEnergies SE is withdrawing its representatives on PAO Novatek’s board and said it would stop accounting for its 19.4% stake in the company.

December 9, 2022
High Demand for New U.S. Liquefaction Projects at Odds with FID Delays – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

High Demand for New U.S. Liquefaction Projects at Odds with FID Delays – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

With much of Europe continuing to scramble to secure adequate natural gas supplies in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the resulting ramifications, LNG is seen as a leading solution to help solve the global energy crisis, which experts believe could continue for the next two to three years until new global…

December 9, 2022
U.S. Agrees to Boost UK’s LNG Imports Via ‘Energy Security’ Partnership

U.S. Agrees to Boost UK’s LNG Imports Via ‘Energy Security’ Partnership

The U.S. government has committed to exporting up to 353 Bcf of natural gas to the UK next year as part of a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening commodity markets in Europe. As a part of the initiative disclosed Wednesday, called the UK-US Energy Security and Affordability Partnership, the countries have formed a joint action…

December 7, 2022
High Demand for New U.S. Liquefaction Projects at Odds with FID Delays – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

High Demand for New U.S. Liquefaction Projects at Odds with FID Delays – Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

With much of Europe continuing to scramble to secure adequate natural gas supplies in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the resulting ramifications, LNG is seen as a leading solution to help solve the global energy crisis, which experts believe could continue for the next two to three years until new global…

December 7, 2022
With Russia, OPEC Output in Question, U.S. Crude Production Ramps Up

With Russia, OPEC Output in Question, U.S. Crude Production Ramps Up

Domestic oil production jumped back to the 2022 peak level as OPEC and its allies affirmed plans to slash production through the end of the year as fallout from Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s pandemic woes continued to roil global markets. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Wednesday output for the period ended…

December 7, 2022
How Is Post-Brexit Europe Building Natural Gas Alliances for Energy Security? Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

How Is Post-Brexit Europe Building Natural Gas Alliances for Energy Security? Listen Now to NGI’s Hub & Flow

Click here to listen to the latest episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow, which delves into how Europe is working to fill the gap in natural gas supply ahead of winter. NGI’s Associate Editor Jacob Dick and Senior Energy Analyst Shaylon Stolk discuss how the post-Brexit European Union is building international alliances to meet its…

December 2, 2022
Domestic Oil Output Steady as Demand Flatlines Around Thanksgiving; OPEC-plus Mulls More Cuts

Domestic Oil Output Steady as Demand Flatlines Around Thanksgiving; OPEC-plus Mulls More Cuts

U.S. crude production held steady last week while demand ticked lower even amid Thanksgiving holiday travel. Oil prices pushed higher Wednesday, though gains developed prior to the government data release. Market speculation that OPEC and its allies could further slash production through this year and into 2023 propelled bulls. Brent crude prices hovered around $85/bbl…

November 30, 2022
EU Ministers Fail to Agree on Natural Gas Price Cap Proposal, Further Revisions Likely

EU Ministers Fail to Agree on Natural Gas Price Cap Proposal, Further Revisions Likely

European Union (EU) energy ministers failed to reach an agreement on a proposal to cap natural gas prices in Europe at a meeting in Brussels last week. The European Commission (EC) proposed the cap. The EU’s executive branch said it would help the continent cope with rising energy prices inflicted by Russia’s move to cut…

November 28, 2022
Russian LNG Exports Continue to Grow as Kremlin Targets Expansions

Russian LNG Exports Continue to Grow as Kremlin Targets Expansions

Russian LNG exports to Europe are on the rise despite the continent’s efforts to diversify natural gas supplies and impose a series of sanctions against the country for its war in Ukraine. Most of the liquefied natural gas exported from Russia to Europe has been sourced from PAO Novatek’s Yamal LNG facility in the country’s…

November 28, 2022