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  1. Rodent


    Two gas stations duking it out in a small town by going tit for tat with price cuts. Will the lower oil prices of...

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  2. Rodent


    ... and guess who may be on board? Republicans. Crazy times we're living in, folks! The gas tax hasn't been raised since the early...

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  3. Marina Schwarz


    Statoil has started shipping LNG to Asia lured by higher prices. So it's shrinking its LNG supplies to Europe... Poor, poor Europe. But imagine...
      

  4. Rodent


    Total still forging ahead with work on South Pars in Iran. Is Total really convinced there will be no new sanctions, or is it...

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  5. Marina Schwarz


    “Despite 2014 and its aftermath, the two sides see an increasingly urgent need to get together and discuss how the relationship is going to...
      

  6. AS


    Qataris are eyeing major natural gas expansion projects, and major players are interested despite Saudi attempts to undermine Qatar. Qataris are saying that despite...
      

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  7. PT


    The Dutch government has ordered more than 200 of the country's biggest businesses to stop using gas from the quake-prone northern Groningen region, Europe's...
      

  8. PP


    The Swedish arbitration court has decided that Ukraine has to buy gas from Russia during 2018. It's a result of gas dispute between Ukraine and Moscow....
      

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  9. PP


    Russian gas giant Gazprom plans to invest $3.2 billion this year in the TurkStream pipeline project and another $1.65 billion in Nord Stream 2. Interest...
      

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  10. Marina Schwarz


    There's new research saying that gas is among the least sustainable fuels for electricity generation. Shale gas in particular ranks seventh out of nine...
      

  11. Marina Schwarz


    Australia will become the world's largest natural gas exporter next year as all the huge LNG projects start producing. It will only have a...
      

  12. PP


    China  is already the biggest importer of oil and coal. After US and Russia, China is is the world’s third biggest user of natural...
      

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  13. Rodent


    Not like anyone would notice. Many parts of Nigeria are without power on a regular basis.  https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-nigeria-electricity/nigerian-power-grid-shut-down-goes-unnoticed-in-parts-of-country-idUKKBN1ES19J?rpc=401& What is Nigeria's problem with dealing with its failing...

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  14. AW


    Freezing temps in US means we're burning more fuel at home and not sending as much to Mexico. 

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  15. AW


    Americans consumed 143 billion cubic feet of gas on January 1, 2018. This beats the consumption during the 2014 Polar Vortex. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/infrastructure/a14532212/us-natural-gas-record/    

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  16. PT


    A polar blast has heated up natural gas futures, which are up more than 13 percent in the past week on strengthening demand and the outlook for...
      

  17. AW


    FERC has granted certificate approval to the 2nd-largest nat gas expansionsion project in the US Northeast, the mountaineer xpress. Also receiving approval was the Gulf Xpress. The...

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  18. JT


    Imperial Oil says its much-delayed $16.1-billion project to build a natural gas pipeline across the Northwest Territories from the coast of the Beaufort Sea...
      

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  19. PT


    I was going through the news and was shocked to learn that Nigeria, which is one of the largest global producers of crude oil, still...
      

  20. AS


    Wondering about now, with freezing temperatures, if the New England states are sorry they protested new pipelines that would bring in natural gas and...
      

  21. SM


    China has this year become the world’s 2nd-largest LNG importer after Japan. Country  imported around 38 million tons of LNG this year, an over 50%...
      

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  22. JA


    The country has been forced to ration gasoline in several states this month and in the past few days, suppliers are only permitted to sell 30...
      

  23. AS


    With temperatures lower than average, many are expecting natural gas inventory to see a major build next week. 
      

  24. PT


    A coalition of human rights groups has recalled a complaint asking the United States to sanction Ukrainian oligarch Dmitry Firtash, Multimillionaire and gas giant Dmitry Firtash 
      

  25. Rodent


    Kinder Morgan et al are moving forward with their plan to build their US$1.7-billion gas pipeline in the Permian. Expected to reduce current Permian bottlenecks, and reduce...
      

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  26. Marina Schwarz


    Rosneft says it plans to start exporting gas to Europe, which for me is yet another proof that the market trumps everything else. Russian...
      

  27. AS


    Global gas consumption set to increase 53% by 2040 ... says Global Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) in Doha yesterday.   
      

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  28. JA


    Another warm winter this year has caused natural gas traders to drop futures for the first half of 2018, driving the full calendar strip...
      

  29. Rodent


    "China’s war against smog is lifting prices for energy all over the world, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and the International Energy Agency." http://fortune.com/2017/12/13/natural-gas-clean-air-china/  

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  30. SM


    As part of its plan to gradually eliminate fuel subsidies, Saudi Arabia plans to raise domestic gasoline prices by 80 percent in January, and...
      

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