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Russia Halts Natural Gas Shipments to Finland

Russia Halts Natural Gas Shipments to Finland

Finland’s state-owned energy company Gasum said Friday that Russia would soon cut off the country’s main source of natural gas supplies, forcing it to find alternatives. Russia’s Gazprom PJSC informed the company that it would stop delivering natural gas supplies to Finland beginning Saturday (May 21). Gazprom said it was halting exports to the country…

May 20, 2022
Asia Spot LNG Prices Drop, Prompt Shipping Rates Rise

Asia Spot LNG Prices Drop, Prompt Shipping Rates Rise

HOUSTON (ICIS) — Asian LNG spot prices have fallen this week, with the July ICIS East Asia Index (EAX) down more than 12% on 19 May from one week ago. The softness in prices, compared with levels seen just a month ago, could attract additional buyers into the market. New demand will be weather dependent…

May 20, 2022
Natural Gas Futures Plunge Early, but Upside Still Seen for Prices

Natural Gas Futures Plunge Early, but Upside Still Seen for Prices

Volatile natural gas futures were trading sharply lower early Friday amid a cooling weather outlook, though analysts continued to see upside risks for prices. The June Nymex contract was down 27.7 cents to $8.031/MMBtu at around 8:50 a.m. ET. July was off 27.8 cents to $8.122.  Forecast trends were cooler day/day, with changes focused on…

May 20, 2022
LNG, New Pipeline Connections to Help Poland, Bulgaria Fill Natural Gas Shortfall Left by Russia

LNG, New Pipeline Connections to Help Poland, Bulgaria Fill Natural Gas Shortfall Left by Russia

Poland and Bulgaria are receiving help from neighboring countries and liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers to help weather Russia’s decision to cut off natural gas supplies. When Gazprom PJSC cut off deliveries to both countries last month for refusing to comply with Russia’s payment requirements for natural gas, Greece and other nations in southeast Europe…

May 19, 2022

Russia Says Half of Gazprom Clients Open Accounts to Pay for Natural Gas in Rubles – The Offtake

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister said Thursday about half of Gazprom PJSC’s clients have opened two bank accounts to facilitate ruble payments for natural gas deliveries. European natural gas prices fell Thursday after fears eased over noncompliance and the possibility of Russia shutting off supplies to…

May 19, 2022
BC’s Port Edward LNG Project Working to Quickly Move Canadian Natural Gas to Asia

BC’s Port Edward LNG Project Working to Quickly Move Canadian Natural Gas to Asia

Port Edward LNG Ltd. President Chris Hilliard, who is leading development of a small-scale liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility on the west coast of Canada, believes the project has unique advantages to become one of the country’s first LNG export terminals. Hilliard said the 300,000 metric tons/year project could be in service by 2024. Considering…

May 19, 2022
Yellen Says Russia ‘Using Energy As a Weapon,’ Reiterates U.S. LNG Commitment to Europe

Yellen Says Russia ‘Using Energy As a Weapon,’ Reiterates U.S. LNG Commitment to Europe

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the United States and Europe needed to “go further” in confronting Russia’s war against Ukraine, while expanding the “potent transatlantic cooperation to address many of the other shared challenges we face.” Speaking at the Brussels Economic Forum on Tuesday, Yellen said “we must address the present energy security emergency…

May 18, 2022
EU Plan to Cut Out Russian Energy Supplies Aims to Reduce Natural Gas Consumption

EU Plan to Cut Out Russian Energy Supplies Aims to Reduce Natural Gas Consumption

The European Commission (EC) on Tuesday released a long list of measures aimed at supporting its plan to end Russian energy imports that would significantly reduce the continent’s consumption of fossil fuels. Energy efficiency efforts, fuel substitution, electrification and what the commission said would be a “massive scaling-up and speeding-up of renewable energy,” could cut…

May 18, 2022
FERC Issues DEIS for Tellurian Subsidiary’s Pipeline Project in Louisiana

FERC Issues DEIS for Tellurian Subsidiary’s Pipeline Project in Louisiana

FERC has prepared a draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) for a Tellurian Inc. pipeline project that would potentially serve natural gas demand in Southwestern Louisiana and the company’s Driftwood liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project.  The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) concluded that construction and operation of the Driftwood Line 200 and Line 300 projects…

May 18, 2022
Forecasts Tease Heat as Natural Gas Futures Continue to Climb Early

Forecasts Tease Heat as Natural Gas Futures Continue to Climb Early

With forecasts teasing the prospect of hotter temperatures arriving by early June, natural gas futures continued to climb in early trading Wednesday. Coming off a 34.8-cent gain in the previous session, the June Nymex contract was up 19.9 cents to $8.503/MMBtu at around 8:50 a.m. ET. July was up 20.0 cents to $8.594. Updated forecasting…

May 18, 2022