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LNG producers will aim to cut their carbon footprint

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INTERNATIONAL

The companies use carbon offsets in a bid to sustain demand in the face of rising concern about methane emissions, evolving sustainability criteria, the adoption of carbon…

LNG use will be crucial to nations’ energy transitions

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INTERNATIONAL

LNG is cleaner than most fossil fuels but still incompatible with net zero emissions. India, China and other Asian economies see LNG imports as a ready and economically viable…

FSRUs will only offset some of Europe’s gas troubles

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EUROPE

They are a critical tool in offsetting the fall in Russian pipeline gas imports, but are insufficient on their own to make up for the lost supply. They are also only one link in…

The role of gas in the energy transition will change

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INTERNATIONAL

Extensive gas use is incompatible with net-zero ambitions. Coal-to-gas switching reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, but is feasible only when gas is readily available and…

Greece will rely more on gas as transition fuel

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GREECE

Over the past few months, the new Greek government under the leadership of Kyriakos Mitsotakis has demonstrated both its commitment to reforming the domestic energy market and its…

Coal is set for growth in Japan despite solar boom

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JAPAN

The outlook for Japan's energy sector.

Gas crunch will prolong the energy crisis into 2022

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INTERNATIONAL

Particularly in Europe, where gas-fired generation sets the marginal power price, high gas prices are being passed directly through into higher electricity prices.

China tariffs are unlikely to alter LNG market forces

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INTERNATIONAL

China accounted for 12.1% of US LNG exports in 2017, taking more than 2 billion cubic metres (bcm). The inclusion of US LNG in China’s retaliatory tariffs raises concerns over…

South Asia explores LNG for commercial transport

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SOUTH ASIA

LNG use in transport.

Long term US-China decoupling will hit US energy sales

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INTERNATIONAL

Impact of the US-China tariffs on the energy market.