Natural Gas

The Loire-Atlantique prefecture has rejected a controversial project for a giant methanizer at Corcoué-sur-Logne, sparking debate on the balance between renewable energy and local impacts.

The significant increase in natural gas prices in China is driving up LNG prices despite sluggish demand, revealing tensions in the energy market.

Faced with the challenges of decarbonization, Europe is turning to long-term LNG contracts to guarantee its energy security, despite persistent price volatility.

Recent fluctuations in carbon prices in the EU and UK Emissions Trading Scheme, highlighting current trends and future implications.

Japan announces JERA as the first supplier of its new liquefied natural gas (LNG) buffer storage system, aimed at strengthening national energy security.

In response to market challenges and sanctions, Gazprom has announced a significant reduction in investments for 2024, revealing the current economic and geopolitical tensions.

Europe is experiencing a significant increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports, with a remarkable 76% rise over the previous month.

Chevron is considering strategic options for its shale assets, including a potential sale, against a backdrop of global restructuring and changes in the energy sector.

Faced with increasing restrictions on the Panama Canal, South Korean and Japanese LNG importers from the USA are exploring alternative routes, notably via the Suez Canal.

November marks a crucial change in the European LNG market, with cargo unloading and storage witnessing net withdrawals.