Amid a “profound reorientation” in international energy markets due to a supply disruption following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, global demand for natural gas, coal and oil is expected to peak or plateau by the mid-2030s, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Monday. In its annual World Energy Outlook (WEO-2022), the IEA said the global energy…
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Denbury Expecting CO2 Pipeline Expansion as Part of Blue Methanol Project Partnership
Denbury Inc. subsidiary Denbury Carbon Solutions LLC has inked a 20-year agreement with Lake Charles Methanol LLC (LCM) to provide carbon dioxide (CO2) transportation and storage for LCM’s $4 billion project to convert natural gas into hydrogen, and ultimately blue methanol. Denbury said it intends to construct a new pipeline from the Lake Charles industrial…
U.S. Power Sector Consumed Less Natural Gas in 2021, but Demand Seen Rebounding This Year
Consumption of natural gas by U.S. power generators fell by 3% year/year in 2021 after four straight years of growth, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Monday. “High natural gas prices in 2021 made natural gas a less competitive fuel, particularly compared with coal; coal prices for electricity generators remained relatively stable in 2021,” said…
Woodside Kicks Up U.S. Carbon Capture Investments with LanzaTech Venture
LanzaTech NZ Inc. is poised to gain a boost in U.S. opportunities after Australia’s natural gas and oil giant Woodside Energy Group Ltd. agreed to a $50 million investment. In addition, Woodside has a strategic framework agreement (SFA) to collaborate on pilots that demonstrate LanzaTech’s carbon capture and transformation (CCT) technologies. “With both this collaboration…
North American Natural Gas Consumption Still Seen Strong at Mid-Century
North America in 2050 is likely to remain “heavily reliant” on natural gas, creating a hurdle in the transition to net-zero carbon emissions, according to experts Renewables in the United States and Canada overall are forecast to comprise “only 34% of primary energy consumption” by mid-century, DNV researchers said in their report, Energy Transition Outlook…
Cheniere Signals Natural Gas Emissions Worth Monitoring at Sabine Pass, Corpus Christi LNG Terminals
Cheniere Energy Inc. has begun measuring greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at its two Gulf Coast LNG export terminals to demonstrate its progress to export “cleaner” natural gas. The Houston-based liquefied natural gas exporter has joined the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) Oil and Gas Methane Partnership (OGMP) 2.0. Cheniere has also initiated the quantify, monitor,…
SLB Revamps Following Strong 3Q Lower 48, Global OFS Results
Two days after reporting solid third quarter results, Schlumberger Ltd. changed its brand to SLB, underscoring its vision for a “decarbonized energy future.” The bellwether oilfield services (OFS) operator, the world’s largest, rebranded to the New York Stock Exchange symbol to affirm its evolving focus on “driving energy innovation for a balanced planet” as a…
Canadian Policymakers Working to Shield Consumers as Energy Transition Edges Forward
Canadian provincial governments have moved to shield customers in four major regions from increased costs associated with federal greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction policies that had previously fallen between the cracks. The moves by Alberta, Ontario. Nova Scotia and Quebec tackle a gap left by the carbon tax, a cornerstone of Canada’s GHG reduction policy. The…
Schlumberger Rebranding in Shift to ‘Decarbonized Energy Future,’ but OFS Still Big
Schlumberger Ltd., founded 96 years ago, has changed its brand to SLB, underscoring its vision for a “decarbonized energy future,” the company said Monday. The rebranding to the New York Stock Exchange symbol is designed to affirm its transformation from the world’s largest oilfield services company to focus on “driving energy innovation for a balanced…
Canada Needs to ‘Accelerate’ Away from Natural Gas, Oil Because of Russia, Says Trudeau
In case the message was missed in August, when Chancellor Olaf Scholz returned to Germany without the LNG he had sought, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said again that Canada is no fossil fuel warehouse for deliveries on demand. At the National Arts Centre in Ottawa this week, Trudeau only gave Scholz a promise to work…