Under the draft proposal, the share of fossil fuels in the mix will nearly halve
lng
Posted inProducts & Services
TotalEnergies and Technip Energies to advance low-carbon LNG and offshore solutions
The two companies will explore concepts and technologies to reduce the carbon footprint in existing offshore and LNG facilities
Posted inExploration & Production
GECF countries shift towards lower carbon intensity
The GGM shows that being committed to carbon-neutral targets does not sufficiently contribute to the GHG emissions reduction, if not accompanied by feasible policies
Posted inExploration & Production
Qatar Petroleum to supply Korea with two million tons of LNG annually
Qatar Petroleum entered into a 20-year supply agreement with Korea Gas Corporation
Posted inPeople
The Suez Canal Blockage: Impact on the LNG shipping market
The blockage has had a limited impact on the global gas market, but wider economic implications remain, says Dr Aydar Shakirov, Gas Transportation and Storage Analyst, Gas Market Analysis Department, Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF)
Posted inExploration & Production
Qatar Petroleum signs SPA to supply China with 1 MTPA of LNG for ten years
Qatar Petroleum plans to supply the LNG volumes contracted under this agreement from its Qatargas 1 venture
Posted inExploration & Production
Qatar Petroleum receives offers for North Field stake
Up to 50% of equity is likely to be on offer for the first phase of the giant LNG expansion scheme
Posted inExploration & Production
US LNG exports hit record monthly high
Supplying Asia with LNG got much costlier for the US, but strong demand brings export records
Posted inProducts & Services
How a push to reduce LNG vessel emissions leaves the planet worse off: Rystad Energy
A Rystad Energy investigation reveals that if the IMO’s proposed technical requirements are applied on the world’s fleet of liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, the net result for the planet will be negative
Posted inExploration & Production
International oil giants bid for Qatar LNG project
Despite offering relatively low returns, six top western energy firms are competing to partner in the vast expansion of Qatar’s liquefied natural gas output