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Differing approaches towards the payment of VAT on LNG imports in different parts of Europe are putting some countries at a disadvantage as they try to build import facilities. At the moment,...
30 Jun 2006 00:00 | GLM
Recent activities in the LNG market have been somewhat curious to say the least, and the market has been running anything but smooth. Bears have been out again both sides of the Atlantic, with the US...
It was a glorious, glittering official opening ceremony on Wednesday for Dapeng LNG terminal, the first operational LNG terminal in China. No less than the country’s premier Wen Jiabao, Australia’s...
Drax Group, operator of the 4 GW coal-fired Drax power plant in Yorkshire, has contracted 87% of its expected annual requirement of CO2 allocations for 2006, the company said Friday. The contracted...
30 Jun 2006 00:00 | EDCM
The planned merger between French multi-utility Suez and national gas incumbent GDF cleared its first political hurdle this week with France’s Cabinet Ministers approving the law allowing the...
30 Jun 2006 00:00 | ESGM
Belgium’s new LNG terminal code, developed by Zeebrugge terminal operator Fluxys LNG, is facing further delays. Belgian energy regulator CREG has decided to prolong the temporary version of the...
Gas demand in Spain grew at a slower pace than expected during the first five months of 2006, according to national gas transporter Enagas on Monday. Despite nine new CCGTs coming on-stream, demand...
Alexei Miller, c.e.o. of Russian gas monopoly Gazprom, has warned of an impending “serious gas crisis” after talks with Turkmenistan failed to set a price for gas past Q3 ’06.Miller made his...
“Political risk, opaque legal and business systems, and Russia’s short history of contract law and enforcement will distinguish its LNG projects from recent LNG project financings in Qatar, Oman,...
Worldwide consumption of natural gas is projected to more than double in the period from 2003 to 2030, according to a report out this week from the US Energy Information Administration. The reference...
At Belguim’s Zeebrugge LNG terminal, Malaysian Petronas unloaded its second cargo of Egyptian LNG this month on 30th June. Distrigas, which is the primary capacity holder at the terminal, previously...
The battle for the 0.8 billion cubic feet/day (bcfd) Weaver’s Cove Energy LNG terminal at Fall River, Massachusetts took a turn for the worse for the importers as Rhode Island’s state Senate passed a...
British network operator National Grid has submitted a planning application to Medway Council for the expansion of its existing LNG terminal at Isle of Grain, NG announced on Friday. The expansion...
Shtokman gas to be marketed Gazprom plans to sell 80% of the gas produced at its 3.7 Tm3 Shtokman gas deposit through a marketing company, the Russian gas monopoly’s deputy c.e.o. said on...
The European Commission announced on Friday that the ETS’ third largest emitter, Poland, had launched its carbon allowance registry, paving way for the release of the country’s 2005 emissions data....
SSE Hornsea, a subsidiary of Scottish and Southern Energy, announced on Friday that it had completed the auction of around 23% of capacity at its Hornsea storage facility in the UK.The company said...
Spanish gas incumbent Gas Natural has reinforced its position as the main supplier to Spain’s large tile industry. On Friday, the company announced that it has signed contracts to supply 14,000 GWh...
UK think tank, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), is calling on Brussels to impose industry emissions caps, as oppose to leaving down to individual member states, in a bid to save the...
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