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Tag Archives: gas prices
Natural Gas May not be Cheap Anymore
In the recent past as the shale gas drillers continued to explore and drill new wells and kept on breaking records with higher and higher production, caused the glut of natural gas resulting in a drastic dip in the prices. Continue reading
What Are The Major Factors Affecting Natural Gas Prices?
The major factors that change gas prices are the world markets. Everyone in the world can trade on natural gas, and it is something that is always forcing the prices to move around. Everyone who wants to get into the … Continue reading
Gas Flaring – a Multi-billion Dollar Energy Waste Affecting the World Environment Badly
Nearly 3.5% (140 billion cubic meters of natural gas) of the world’s natural gas supply is wastefully burned. To quantify this in other words – this amount of gas is enough to provide the combined annual natural gas consumption of Germany and France. Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, environment, gas exploration, gas flare, gas flaring, gas pipeline, gas prices, gas rig, Oil and Gas
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Russian Natural-Gas Project Overcomes Western Sanction Hurdle!
In lieu of the sanctions and further ban by Russia on European food imports, Russia has also sought deals in Asia in recent years to reduce its dependence on the West for financing and sales of oil and gas. Continue reading
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Tagged gas export by russia, gas prices, liquefied natural gas, LNG, Russian natural gas projects, Yamal LNG
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United States Enters European LNG market – New Era in Energy Market Begins
The first U.S. LNG shipment through Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass facility on the U.S. Gulf Coast will arrive in Portugal within a few days. American liquefied natural gas coming to Europe is an important thing and is said to transform the future LNG market there. Continue reading
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Tagged Cheniere energy, Gas, gas export, gas prices, gas reserves, Gazprom LNG, LNG, LNG export, Russian gas, United States, US LNG shipment
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Economic Problems And New Discoveries Affect Egyptian Oil And Gas Imports
As the levels of oil and liquefied natural gas in the world continue to rise and drive prices lower, the need for new areas of export to open up has been greater than ever before. Continue reading
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Tagged gas prices, oil and gas export, Oil countries, oil in Egypt, oil prices
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Worldwide oil price drop is a major benefit for India
The oil glut is having serious economic effects on US and European markets. But several emerging market economies such as India are seeing benefits. But a positive effect is being felt in India. Continue reading
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Tagged gas prices, gasoline, India, Oil, petroleum products, Prices on gas
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Shell-BG sweat as LNG sales plummet
In April of 2015, Royal Dutch Shell, more commonly referred to as Shell, began its acquisition of the United Kingdom based natural gas company BG Group. Continue reading
Falling Gas Prices and its Effect on the World’s Economy
Natural gas has plummeted to a three year low, a situation attributed to the huge surpluses that have triggered panic selling at the international oil market. Continue reading
Future Prediction For Natural Gas
The supply and demand of natural gas are starting to take effect in the market. The United States of America’s Environmental Impact Assessment found that the production from seven major shale basins should start to drop fast after reaching an all-time production. Continue reading