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US LNG ‘Cannot Compete Under Any Circumstances’ with Russia’s Piped Gas – Professor

October 12, 2018

From Reuters/SputnikNews U.S. Senators Chris Murphy and Ron Johnson introduced a bill aimed at combating what they called “malign Russian influence” in the EU and ensure European energy security. Speaking to Radio Sputnik, Dr. Mamdouh Salameh, international oil economist and professor of energy economics at the ESCP Europe Business School, shared his views on the issue. Sputnik: In your view,

China Tariff Threat on U.S. LNG Shifts Momentum Toward $25 Billion in Pacific LNG Projects Awaiting FIDs

August 8, 2018

Australian LNG producers could win from the US-China trade war From the Australian Financial Review China’s threatened tariffs on US liquefied natural gas imports could help Woodside Petroleum, Santos and Oil Search get more than $US25 billion of LNG projects over the line as the world’s fastest growing importer looks elsewhere for supplies to meet surging demand for cleaner fuel. All three companies

Global LNG Market Exits Oversupply Status, as Rebalancing Starts: WoodMac

June 8, 2018

Firms sees price levels high enough to facilitate full U.S. LNG utilization Fears about an oversupplied liquefied natural gas (LNG) market are beginning to ease as indications point towards a more modest rebalancing, according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie in its LNG short-term trade and price outlook for Q2. WoodMac VP Massimo Di Odoardo said that record demand from China absorbed

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US LNG ‘Cannot Compete Under Any Circumstances’ with Russia’s Piped Gas – Professor

China Tariff Threat on U.S. LNG Shifts Momentum Toward $25 Billion in Pacific LNG Projects Awaiting FIDs

Global LNG Market Exits Oversupply Status, as Rebalancing Starts: WoodMac

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