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Europe Continuing to Rely Heavily on Natural Gas Despite Growing Calls to Phase Out Fossil Fuels

Europe Continuing to Rely Heavily on Natural Gas Despite Growing Calls to Phase Out Fossil Fuels

The European Parliament called for a “tangible phase-out of fossil fuels as soon as possible,” ahead of the United Nations climate summit that gets underway in Dubai on Thursday. However, slow economic growth and rising inflation has left European governments delaying the transition from fossil fuels to renewables. European Union (EU) member states are free…

November 29, 2023
Arc Resources Cuts Deal with Cheniere to Sell Natural Gas at Prices Linked to TTF

Arc Resources Cuts Deal with Cheniere to Sell Natural Gas at Prices Linked to TTF

Arc Resources Ltd., one of Canada’s largest natural gas producers, said Wednesday it would send more volumes to Cheniere Energy Inc. for liquefaction and delivery to Europe. Under a gas supply agreement (GSA) signed with Cheniere, Calgary-based Arc said it would send 140,000 MMBtu/d to the Sabine Pass Liquefaction Stage 5 project in Louisiana for…

November 29, 2023
Natural Gas Rig Counts Stabilize and Production Powers Up, Pointing to ‘Massive’ Oversupply into 2024

Natural Gas Rig Counts Stabilize and Production Powers Up, Pointing to ‘Massive’ Oversupply into 2024

The combination of relatively soft weather-driven demand and record production put the U.S. natural gas market on a path to price-pressuring oversupply well into 2024, a growing chorus of analysts cautioned in November. “We are bearish on U.S. natural gas,” Goldman Sachs Group’s Samantha Dart said bluntly. First things first: U.S. production reached record levels…

November 29, 2023
Mexico Pacific Takes Another Step Toward Realizing LNG Export Ambitions

Mexico Pacific Takes Another Step Toward Realizing LNG Export Ambitions

Mexico Pacific Ltd. LLC has announced a new advance on its 2.8 Bcf/d Sierra Madre natural gas pipeline. Mexico Pacific has hired a joint venture (JV) of Mexican construction company GDI Sicim Pipelines SA and oil and gas services firm Bonatti SpA to execute the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the project. Sierra…

November 28, 2023
Four Australian LNG Import Projects Progress as Regional Natural Gas Shortages Loom

Four Australian LNG Import Projects Progress as Regional Natural Gas Shortages Loom

Australia’s domestic natural gas shortages on the largely populated east coast are helping fuel demand for four LNG import projects, placing one of the world’s largest gas exporters on track to become an importer by 2026. As fields that have typically fed domestic markets continue to decline, the supply outlook for Australia’s east coast declined.…

November 28, 2023
Delfin LNG Project Offshore Louisiana Close to FID After Gunvor Supply Deal

Delfin LNG Project Offshore Louisiana Close to FID After Gunvor Supply Deal

Delfin Midstream Inc. has signed another agreement to supply LNG from its proposed floating liquefaction project offshore Louisiana, in what management said is another step closer to a positive final investment decision (FID).  The company signed a 15-year sales and purchase agreement (SPA) to supply 0.5-1 million metric tons/year (mmty) of liquefied natural gas to…

November 28, 2023
Despite Subdued Prices, Haynesville Natural Gas Producers Ramp Up Activity in November

Despite Subdued Prices, Haynesville Natural Gas Producers Ramp Up Activity in November

Counter to rig count trends over much of 2023, natural gas production in the Haynesville Shale proved robust through the first half of November and could continue to help drive strong overall output, according to East Daley Analytics.  Pipeline flows in Louisiana and East Texas averaged 13.2 Bcf/d through Nov. 16, marking a 300 MMcf/d…

November 28, 2023
Ample Supplies Outweigh Cold Snap in Europe to Drag Down Natural Gas Prices – LNG Recap

Ample Supplies Outweigh Cold Snap in Europe to Drag Down Natural Gas Prices – LNG Recap

A shot of cold weather that settled in over the weekend across parts of Europe did little to lift natural gas prices in the region, where concerns about the winter heating season have continued to ease amid a surplus of supplies.  The December Title Transfer Facility (TTF) contract fell 6% from its close on Friday…

November 27, 2023
Japan Weighs Energy Security Impacts After U.S. Sanctions Arctic LNG 2

Japan Weighs Energy Security Impacts After U.S. Sanctions Arctic LNG 2

The latest round of U.S. sanctions against Russian energy assets targeted at the Arctic LNG 2 project is creating uncertainty for Japanese stakeholders. PAO Novatek, Russia’s largest independent natural gas producer, launched development of the three-train, 19.8 million metric ton/year Arctic LNG 2 on the Gydan Peninsula  in 2018 with plans to boost liquefied natural…

November 27, 2023
Oman Pushes Global LNG Supply Position ‘Beyond 2024’ with Latest BP LNG Deal

Oman Pushes Global LNG Supply Position ‘Beyond 2024’ with Latest BP LNG Deal

Oman has extended its LNG supply relationship with BP plc for an additional nine years as it progresses its “Beyond 2024” initiative to remain a significant natural gas player through the decade. BP inked a liquefied natural gas sales and purchase agreement (SPA) with Oman LNG for 1 million metric ton/year (mmty) on a free-on-board…

November 22, 2023
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