Gas

Libya Gas Project Faces Political Headwinds

A major natural-gas development in western Libya, valued at up to $5 billion, is facing mounting opposition from government officials and local residents. This highlights the challenges of developing energy resources in the politically fractured nation. The Hamada NC-7 concession, located in Libya’s Ghadames basin, contains an estimated 2.7 trillion …

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Europe’s Gas Crisis isn’t over despite Full Storage

A year ago, European politicians declared the gas crisis from the near-complete halt of Russian supplies was over. The EU had turned to alternative natural gas suppliers, assuring there would be enough to prevent shortages and steep prices. These assurances now appear premature. Last week, European benchmark gas prices hit …

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Natural Gas Transmission Exceeds 130 bcm in H1

Gas transmission through Iran’s natural gas network reached 133 billion cubic meters (bcm) in the first six months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20-September 21), Iranian Gas Transmission Company (IGTC)’s Managing Director Peyman Khazraei announced. Khazraei said 74 percent of the overhaul plans and development goals of the …

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European Gas Futures Retreat from 2024 Highs

Europe’s benchmark natural gas prices slumped on Monday from their 2024 high from last week as Israel’s retaliation for the Iranian missile strike was limited in scope and targets and avoided energy infrastructure in Iran. Dutch TTF Natural Gas Futures, the benchmark for Europe’s gas trading, were trading down by …

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Egypt to Double down on Natural Gas

Egypt has played a leading role in the global energy market for several decades, as a major producer of both oil and gas, as well as a vital transportation hub for energy products. Despite disruptions, caused mainly by national political unrest and geopolitical challenges in recent years, Egypt remains a …

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