The major risk to future gas demand is the possibility that renewable power sources will take a larger slice of the global energy pie faster than now expected.
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LNG contract flexibility appears as an important determinant of the resiliency of the global gas system.
Read More »OPEC Oil Output Cuts `Working` but Need to Run to End-2018: Total CEO
Global oil stocks are likely to have fallen in Q3 for just the second time since oil prices started collapsing in 2014.
Read More »China Set to Continue Crude Oil Buying Spree. IEA Says
In Q4. China is not expected to build inventories. because oil demand is expected to remain strong. according to the IEA.
Read More »IEA Holds Second Universal Meeting of Its Technology Collaboration Programs
For over 40 years. TCPs have brought together experts from the public and private sectors to share experiences in fields as diverse as ocean energy. smart grids. carbon capture and storage and hybrid and electric vehicles.
Read More »Iran. Egypt Weigh Down MENA Outlook for Renewables
The energy watchdog revised down its outlook by 11 per cent as financing risks mount in the countries.
Read More »IEA Head Sees Oil Prices Subdued On Non-OPEC Supply Growth
The production growth from non-OPEC countries is still there so I do not expect a price rise in the near future.
Read More »IEA Says China Remains Leader of Renewables
IEA'.s new report on renewable energy showed new solar PV (photovoltaic) system capacity grew by 50 percent last year. with China accounting for almost half of the global expansion.
Read More »Permian Still Holds 60-70 Billion Barrels
The world’s top shale play. the Permian. has shown remarkable resilience amid the lower-for-longer oil prices.
Read More »China Looks to Create National Natural Gas Pipeline Firm
China is expected to account for 40 percent of the global annual growth in natural gas demand over the next five years.
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