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  • On Europe´s gas storage situation, role in price determination, and winter price outlook

    The EU is poised to reach 80% average gas storage fill level this week, and at the current injection rates even 90% by 1 October.  The more than 50% storage level rise…

    2022-08-23
    Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Politics and regulation, Renewables
  • The flexing of muscles in Russian-European gas relations – A snapshot perspective

    European natural gas prices have literally risen exponentially since May 2020 (sauf a winter bump), and are now at 23 USD/MMBtu, a massive 75% over crude oil parity and 3x over our…

    2021-09-21
    Company strategies, Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Politics and regulation, Renewables
  • An oil and gas industry letter home at the end of the year

    “From Shell shock, to Total encore and the resolution of the strategic Enigma.” At the tail end of 2017, oil prices are back to a level where many think they should be,…

    2017-12-21
    Company strategies, Exploration and Production, Global markets, LNG, Renewables, Shale resources
  • LNG ADPs 2018-20: Surplus vs Strategy

    The next three years will see 30+ mt annual firm increases in LNG capacity and a large supply overhang.  Only major utilisation of spare regasification capacity in China and Europe can absorb…

    2017-05-08
    Company strategies, Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Renewables
  • A Yuletide review of energy

    Yule means wheel and the mid-winter start of a new cycle. 2016 is drawing to a close and energy markets approach normalcy again. After a tumultuous period of contracting business it is therefore natural…

    2016-12-21
    Company strategies, Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Renewables
  • Choosing your shade of green

    “It’s not easy being green”, a frustrated Kermit the frog famously sang back in 1994.  After deep reflection he nevertheless concluded “… but I think it is what I want to be.”…

    2015-11-09
    Company strategies, Politics and regulation, Renewables
  • Japan Crude Coctail forever?

    Asian interest in breaking the traditional link between LNG import prices and crude oil has been intense for several years. Initiatives to establish regional hubs and spot price indexes have until now…

    2015-03-17
    Company strategies, Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Renewables
  • Killing king coal – An optimistic scenario for natural gas

    After several years of struggle, natural gas is again “in merit” in marginal price terms in broad parts of Europe and in the rest of the world, not only in the US. …

    2015-01-23
    Electricity and power markets, Global markets, LNG, Renewables
  • Ukrainian and Crimean crisis – European energy policy and market effects

    The complex Ukrainian and Crimean situation has an abundance of Cold War, WW2, and maybe even Ottoman Empire parallels, leading back to the early days of Caspian oil development.  Russian oil exports…

    2014-03-25
    Company strategies, Exploration and Production, Global markets, LNG, Politics and regulation, Renewables
  • Power market uncertainties for LNG and oil in Japan

    It is now just over two years since the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant disaster in Japan.  The temporary or permanent closing of nuclear power plants in Japan and several other countries has…

    2013-06-20
    Global markets, LNG, Politics and regulation, Renewables
  • Energy Perspectives – World Energy Balances and Outlook to 2031

    We forecast that the world’s primary energy consumption will rise by 14.2% to year 2031 compared to 2011.  Associated CO2 emissions increase by 7%.  These numbers reflect slower population growth, the complexity of realizing new…

    2013-06-10
    Global markets, LNG, Politics and regulation, Renewables, Shale resources, Study highlights
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