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Wood Mackenzie's Gas and LNG team has released a new report titled ‘What a future Ukraine peace deal means for energy’, which outlines three peace agreement scenarios and explores their potential consequences in terms of sanctions and the implications on trade flows and prices.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration has varied the assumed start-up timing of two new LNG export facilities to illustrate the possible range of outcomes.
Unpack the opportunities and challenges that LNG markets in the Asia-Pacific may experience in 2025. From the impact of tariffs on US-China relations, to the growth of LNG demand in Asia, S&P Global Commodity Insights explores the global implications of regulatory shifts, infrastructure expansions, and supply-demand dynamics on the LNG landscape.
Following the European Commission’s 'Action Plan for Affordable Energy', IEEFA suggests that Europe would not benefit from adopting the ‘Japanese model’ of LNG investment.
As a trusted leader in the Gas & LNG industry, Wood Mackenzie delivers unparalleled market outlooks and expert analysis. In our latest video, our experts use Lens Gas & LNG to break down the key findings from our "Asia Pacific gas & LNG: 5 things to look for in 2025" report. With this powerful data analytics solution, they provide real-time data visualisation and market intelligence on critical industry trends.
Commentary from Sam Reynolds and Christopher Doleman, IEEFA, suggests that prices will affect US LNG exports to Japan more so than politics going forward.
In this article, MSA Safety delves into the unique properties of methane, its flammability, and explore effective solutions to help prevent and address the perilous situations it can create, as well as consider methane’s molecular composition, physical characteristics, and environmental impact.
SEA-LNG analysis shows that LNG dual-fuelled vessels provide the lowest compliance cost for meeting EU and IMO decarbonisation regulations.
SEA-LNG has noted that while LNG and the pathway to net zero is still in its adolescence as a maritime fuel and is maturing faster than other alternative fuels, more investment is needed.
Captain Steve Bomgardner, VP – Shipping & Offshore, Pole Star Global, explains how a persistent tracking solution that overcomes the huge gaps in current positioning data is a vital next step in the safeguarding of vessels at sea.
Coal use and emissions from power generation in Asia will surge in coming decades unless there is significant new supply of US LNG, accordingly to a new study by Wood Mackenzie.
Despite high expectations for imported LNG, exposure to global gas markets and infrastructure risks could threaten the affordability and security of Cambodia’s energy system without a careful strategy, finds the latest report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.