Parvin Faghfouri Azar

China Refuses to Buy Expensive LNG despite Peak Demand

China is not buying LNG on the spot market despite a seasonal increase in demand for electricity for air-conditioning, Bloomberg has reported, noting traders had been hoping for a price jump in spot LNG. It seems, however, from China’s perspective, spot LNG is already quite expensive. “We expect that China’s …

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Adnoc Cuts 6.6m Tonnes of CO2 as Clean Energy Push Gathers Pace

Adnoc slashed its greenhouse gas emissions by 6.6 million tonnes in 2024, as the state energy company accelerated efforts to become one of the world’s lowest-carbon oil and gas producers, its latest sustainability report said. The report brings total cumulative emission reductions since the energy provider started reporting in 2022 …

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Germany’s Nuclear U-Turn Divides Leadership

Germany is increasingly indicating openness to nuclear energy, marking a complete pivot from their historic stance on the controversial energy source. Germany’s shift in attitude toward nuclear energy comes as part of a larger global movement back toward nuclear power as a viable part of a secure and low-carbon energy …

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Europe’s Gas Binge Leaves Asia in the Cold again

Europe has accelerated its purchases of liquefied natural gas to refill its storage caverns for the winter, and once again, this has driven prices higher, sapping demand in Asia. This could turn into a seasonal pattern until new LNG capacity comes online—and it will definitely add to Europe’s energy cost …

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