Author Archives: Gas.com Editorial Team

Doha may get a timely boost from the West’s three biggest energy corporations who are reportedly urging Qatar to take part in a huge expansion of its gas production despite the recent bitter dispute with Gulf Arab neighbours. Continue reading →

The Southern Company and Mississippi Power has made an announcement in the last week that, their clean coal power plant project Kemper County Power Plant in rural Mississippi will be finally turning into a natural gas power plant. Continue reading →

Natural gas, does it really offer hope in the fight against climate change? A trio of foreign think tank feels that natural gas could be offering false hope in the context of climate change. Continue reading →

Saudi Arabia recently cut ties with Qatar however this has been looming since 1995. The strife has a long history with hints of impacts in future too. The key to this strife is rooted in natural gas. Continue reading →

The U.S. stands poised to be the new biggest global LNG exporter uncrowning Qatar with its 30 planned LNG terminals and six more terminals under construction. Continue reading →

Natural Gas, an odourless and colourless mixture of hydrocarbons, is considered as the cleanest fossil fuel and has myriad commercial applications including transportation. It is regarded by fuel practitioners as an alternate fuel option for future. Continue reading →

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is a significant facet of the energy mix of Japan, and according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the country is the largest LNG importer on the globe. Continue reading →

Egypt is poised to achieve self-sufficiency in the context of natural gas by the end of 2018, according to Egyptian minister of oil, Tarek El-Molla. Continue reading →