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Photo of European Parliament meeting on PCIs listGas projects pass hurdle for...

Efforts by some MEPs to block the next list of Projects of Common Interest because of the inclusion of gas projects were rejected in a key vote in the European Parliament on Wednesday.

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Xi Jinping and Donald TrumpUS may seek China’s help to ease Mideast tensions

The initial trade deal between Washington and Beijing may not be a victory for the US, but it could help defuse tensions in the Middle East as Donald Trump searches for a pre-election success story.

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LNG tank containersChina steams ahead with LNG-by-rail tests

CNOOC and China Railway, along with local logistics companies and LNG importers, have started test runs that could help shape policy and development in the transport of LNG via rail.

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Miran gas field in IraqCrises derail energy plans in Lebanon and Iraq

Dysfunctional governments in Lebanon and Iraq are undermining efforts to have gas play a more prominent role in meeting rising energy demand.

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Photo of Paks nucleasr plant, HungaryCentral Europe bets on nuclear in energy...

A boost for nuclear power and renewable energy in the region may constrain the growth of gas-fired electricity generation.

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Photo of a coal powr plant near Frankfurt, GermanyGermany's lignite exit...

Germany’s phase-out plan for lignite is not radically ambitious, but it confirms the country’s energy transition towards more renewables and perhaps more gas.

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Pipes being laid fopr tehj Trans-Adriatic Pipeline in GreeceOpportunities for...

A proposed EU guarantee scheme may lead to greater diversification of energy funding pursuant to the Green Deal Investment Plan, with some member states set to embrace gas.

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Nhon Trach 2 gas power plant, VietnamVietnam makes progress on LNG-to-power

Vietnam’s first private LNG-to-power project is showing progress, buoyed by political support and power shortages.

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CNOOC’s Tianjin FSRU still China’s top-selling LNG terminal

The facility dispatched an average of 407 tanker trucks of LNG per day last week, with Sinopec’s Qingdao and Tianjin terminals sending 209 and 206 respectively.

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Oman LNGMiddle East and Africa will bolster LNG supplies

MEA LNG suppliers will gradually beef up their liquefaction capacity, which will also see increased focus on FLNG solutions and the use of LNG as a marine fuel.

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Lebanon’s gas plans face mounting challenges

Political unrest in Lebanon has hampered efforts to carry on with offshore licencing rounds and deploy FSRUs to tackle power shortages.

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European LNG imports rise by 88% in 2019

An influx of LNG caused by low spot prices boosted gas consumption in Europe last year, with France’s gas-fired power generation increasing by 40%.

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EU Energy Commissioner Kadri SimsonBrussels plots green pathway for 2020

The European Commission has provided some more details on its climate and energy agenda for this year.

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Forest fireWildfires intensify scrutiny of Australian energy mix

Australia’s wildfires have provoked calls for a cleaner energy mix, but supply constraints make it unlikely this will substantially boost gas.

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Poland imports 700 MMcm more LNG in 2019

PGNiG’s LNG imports from the US, Qatar and Norway rose by a total of 700 million cubic metres year on year in 2019, the Polish incumbent said on Monday

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LNG terminal in China.Policy push needed to reignite China’s gas momentum

Gas will continue to require policy support in the coming years if it is to meet China’s lofty goal of contributing 15% to the national energy mix by 2030.

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Asian spot LNG prices at lowest point since March 2016

Prices in Japan, South Korea, China and Taiwan closed at $4.04/MMBtu on Wednesday.

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North African gas flows to Spain up 12.8% week on week

Volumes to Spain increased last week on a weekly basis, but overall flows from North Africa to Europe remain significantly lower than in previous years.

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An Algerian LNG carrierAlgeria ramps up LNG exports despite plant outages

Algeria’s shifting focus on bolstering spot LNG supplies highlights the challenges faced by its LNG and pipeline gas exports under oil-indexed, long-term contracts.

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Chinese LNG price falls as Lunar New Year approaches

The average price of LNG produced in China was $9.56/MMBtu last week, a fall of 1.63% on a week-on-week basis.

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