Norsk e-Fuel contracts Paul Wurth to carry out a study for e-Fuel plant
Norsk e-Fuel selects SMS group subsidiary Paul Wurth to engineer and design one of the worldwide first industrial sized e-Fuel
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Gas
Cutting gas leakage becomes a policy priority
Projections that the global consumption of natural gas will continue to grow underline the urgency of reducing its associated greenhouse
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Strong gas demand raises questions over emissions
“Eighty per cent of success is just showing up,” the saying goes, and it is often true when it comes
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Eni acquire BP’s business in Algeria, operating two major gas fields
The operation was announced in early September, with the aim of contributing to Europe’s gas needs and strengthening Eni’s presence
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Nord Stream blasts: major environmental impact or drop in ocean?
One aspect of the Nord Stream explosions that has been wildly over-hyped in some quarters is their environmental impact. One
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Nord Stream blast to end in multi-billion dollar arbitration claims?
The attack last September on the Nord Stream gas pipeline system, which runs for about 750 miles from Russia to
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Soaring fossil fuel prices are a threat to energy transition
The crisis caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is the most significant shock to world energy markets since the 1970s.
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Energy trilemma – affordability, security and sustainability
The Year of the Tiger was marked by three major paradigm shifts; the commencement of war in mainland Europe, the
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Soaring fossil fuel prices are a threat to energy transition
The crisis caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is the most significant shock to world energy markets since the 1970s.
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Energy transition beyond Putin’s barbaric aggression
Energy is life – these days, Europeans are experiencing that first-hand. For far too long, Europe has depended on coal,
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Reliance on gas is a hard habit to break
Europe is in the grip of an energy crisis. Piped gas imports from Russia are 80% down on last year,
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The UK energy crisis: How prices became so high
According to government reports Britain’s new prime minister Liz Truss is planning to freeze household energy bills at broadly the
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New LPG initiative to reduce the pressure on electricity
The Department of Minerals Resources and Energy (DMRE) has launched its plan for The South African liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
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iGAS and CMG acquire 30% of the Rompco Pipeline from Sasol
Johannesburg – iGAS, a subsidiary of the Central Energy Fund (CEF), and Companhia Mocambiçana de Gasoduto (CMG), a subsidiary of
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Global commodities in a post-Ukraine-war world
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was a geopolitical quake that will reverberate for decades. Europe is at the centre, its relationship
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GAS AND COAL: Europe goes on an LNG shopping spree
Despite the challenges, Europe has already dramatically reduced its dependence on Russia gas, as record gas prices trimmed demand and
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BHP merger completion and in specie distribution
BHP Group (BHP) has announced that the merger of BHP’s oil and gas portfolio with Woodside Energy Group Limited (Woodside)
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RePowerEU plan to cut Europe’s energy dependency on Russian gas
Ambitious European net zero targets, cutting dependency on Russian fossil fuel, regulatory change and growing investor confidence will unlock 42
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Is Putin’s war the fossil war?
Burning oil, gas and coal is causing warming and impacts we need to adapt to. And Russia sells these resources
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Fascist Russia demands rubble payments for its oil and gas
Western countries say Putin’s real aim was to swiftly topple Ukraine’s government, and that its failure is a strategic catastrophe,
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PUTIN’s WAR: the global risks to commodities
The geopolitical tensions caused by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine have had an immediate effect on the global economy and markets.
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Putin’s War: An expanded role for US LNG
For European countries wanting alternatives to Russian gas, the US is an obvious place to find suppliers. The US has
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Biden vs Putin: Gas, War, Gas and Gas again
The Biden administration has alleged that Russia is considering staging a fake attack on its own troops, to use as
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Rusatom and PJSC LUKOIL to produce and supply green hydrogen
Rusatom Overseas JSC (part of ROSATOM) and PJSC LUKOIL signed a memorandum of intent on the development of cooperation regarding
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2021 was a record-breaking year for Gazprom
In 2021, Gazprom produced 514.8 billion cubic meters of gas. This is the best result in the last 13 years. It topped the 2020 result by 62.2 billion
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US emerges as important gas supplier to the world
About 20 cargoes of US LNG are currently on their way to Europe, responding to soaring natural gas prices in
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LNG facility to sail for Rovuma natural gas field in Mozambique
The FLNG will be towed and moored at its operating site in the Rovuma basin offshore Mozambique. Production startup is
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How Asia can avert its growing gas supply crisis
Half-year ago, energy crises across the globe have served as a stark warning of the critical need for flexible and
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Glencore and Cheniere sign long-term LNG agreement
Glencore has announced that one of its subsidiaries and Cheniere Marketing, have entered a binding liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) sale
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ECA calls for the US to curb energy exports
Gas buyers in the US have been looking nervously at rising domestic prices. As gas prices have soared in Europe
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