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European LNG Imports Hit Record in January – The Offtake

A roundup of news and commentary from NGI’s LNG Insight Europe imported a record 11.6 million tons (Mt) of LNG in January, according to Kpler. Higher prices, short supplies, colder weather and rising geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine pulled cargoes away from Asia toward the continent. LNG imports were 4.5 Mt in January 2021.…

February 3, 2022
Shell CEO Says ‘Significant Struggle’ for Natural Gas and Oil Supply to Continue on Rising Demand

Shell CEO Says ‘Significant Struggle’ for Natural Gas and Oil Supply to Continue on Rising Demand

Shell plc came into 2022 at a gallop, with the No. 1 liquefied natural gas (LNG) trading and optimization portfolio righting itself and set for a big year ahead lifted by strong global commodity prices and improving demand. CEO Ben van Beurden and CFO Jessica Uhl discussed the quarter and full-year results with investors during…

February 3, 2022
Eni’s Coral South LNG Project On Track for 2022 Start-Up

Eni’s Coral South LNG Project On Track for 2022 Start-Up

Africa’s first floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessel, the Coral-Sul, has arrived in Mozambique and is on track to start up one of only a few liquefaction projects slated to start service worldwide in 2022.  A rise in violence last year from militants with ties to the Islamic State group and pandemic-related issues has brought…

February 2, 2022
GasLog Sees Strong LNG Demand Outlook in 2022 on European Restocking

GasLog Sees Strong LNG Demand Outlook in 2022 on European Restocking

A European Commission (EC) proposal  to include natural gas and nuclear power in the “green taxonomy” would yield benefits from environmental and energy security perspectives, according to the head of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipper GasLog Partners LP. “This would accomplish the goal of reducing emissions from the generation of electricity while also securing…

February 2, 2022
Extreme Volatility Ends with March Natural Gas Off 12 Cents Despite Approaching Arctic Blast

Extreme Volatility Ends with March Natural Gas Off 12 Cents Despite Approaching Arctic Blast

After eight straight gains, natural gas futures stumbled on Tuesday as weather forecasts backed off the intensity of frigid weather expected in Texas later this week. Warmer weather in Europe, along with an increase in Russian gas flows to the continent, also weighed on U.S. markets, with the March Nymex gas futures contract down 12.3…

February 1, 2022
GasLog Applauds Proposed ‘Green Taxonomy’ for Natural Gas, Nuclear

GasLog Applauds Proposed ‘Green Taxonomy’ for Natural Gas, Nuclear

A European Commission (EC) proposal  to include natural gas and nuclear power in the “green taxonomy” would yield benefits from environmental and energy security perspectives, according to the head of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipper GasLog Partners LP. “This would accomplish the goal of reducing emissions from the generation of electricity while also securing…

February 1, 2022
European Natural Gas Prices Fall as Russian Supplies Jump to Highest Level Since December – LNG Recap

European Natural Gas Prices Fall as Russian Supplies Jump to Highest Level Since December – LNG Recap

European natural gas prices declined again Tuesday despite geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine, which showed no signs of relenting. Mild weather and strong wind output also dragged down prices Monday, reversing last week’s gains that came as the market baked in the risk to European supplies from a broader conflict between Russia and Ukraine.…

February 1, 2022
Sempra, CFE Sign MOU to Advance LNG, Natural Gas Pipeline Projects

Sempra, CFE Sign MOU to Advance LNG, Natural Gas Pipeline Projects

Mexican state power utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) and Sempra Infrastructure have signed a nonbinding memorandum of understanding (MOU) to develop two liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects and complete the Guaymas-El Oro natural gas pipeline. The LNG projects comprise the Vista Pacífico liquefaction terminal envisaged for Topolobampo, Sinaloa, and a regasification project in La…

February 1, 2022
ExxonMobil Puts Tiger In Its Tank, with More LNG Exports Pondered and Double-Digit Permian Growth

ExxonMobil Puts Tiger In Its Tank, with More LNG Exports Pondered and Double-Digit Permian Growth

ExxonMobil unveiled its fourth quarter and full-year results on Lunar New Year’s Day Tuesday, aptly the Year of the Tiger. For the integrated major, this year looks to be even better than 2021, with the global natural gas trading business potentially playing “a bigger role going forward,” CEO Darren Woods said. Woods offered insight into…

February 1, 2022
Natural Gas Supply Shortages Could Test Market for Years, IEA Says

Natural Gas Supply Shortages Could Test Market for Years, IEA Says

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) production outages broke records last year and combined with upstream underperformance to limit supplies and tighten the global market in a way that could worsen over the coming years, the International Energy Agency said Monday.  The total LNG volume lost to planned or unplanned outages was 53 billion cubic meters (Bcm)…

February 1, 2022