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  1. TomTom


    According to a new Rystad report, Qatar remains the most competitive LNG player in the markets and with the production moratorium on its largest...
      

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  2. Tom Kirkman


    It's true, Qatar produces LNG very cheaply.  Once the Covid panic shutdowns get kicked to the curb by pissed off people worldwide, and economies...

  3. 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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  4. Marina Schwarz


    Qatar’s OPEC exit could backfire on LNG superpower, says an energy journalism vet but can it, really?  "If its new status outside the cartel adds...
      

  5. Anthony Okrongly


    https://www.thestreet.com/investing/chevron-slips-on-shale-gas-writedown There's the story. Here's the question. What if there are no buyers? Does it cause a cascade?   If Chevron tries to sell non-producing assets that...

  6. Anisha fatima


    Explain how many gallons of gasoline does one barrel of oil can be made?
      

  7. Zhong Lu


    BitcoinBrooklyn5m $UGAZ wiped out, now I know why they call it the widow maker ReckHerSystems3m @BitcoinBrooklyn im down 2k and cant even sell until 9am thanks to...

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  8. Tom Kirkman


    Hooray !  This is long overdue.  This should *finally* be a step in the right direction for the Railroad Commissioner to create pressure to reign...

  9. MP


    R. L. Tyne, P. H. Barry, M. Lawson, D. J. Byrne, O. Warr, H. Xie, D. J. Hillegonds, M. Formolo, Z. M. Summers, B....

  10. Guillaume Albasini


    The practice of using tankers as floating storage is common in the oil market. It happens during periods of contango -- when storage on...

  11. Zhong Lu


    A silver lining to anyone who is long on natural gas.  

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  12. MP


    https://www.uaf.edu/news/researchers-find-unexpectedly-large-methane-source-in-overlooked-landscape.php Potentially another source of natural gas. While the individual formations are small, there could be millions of them.

  13. JT


    US Labor Department said that prices at the pump increased a sharp 7.3 percent after falling in October. Excluding volatile food and energy prices,...
      

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  14. ronwagn


    https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-08-15/worst-heat-wave-in-years-causes-rolling-blackouts-dangerous-conditions-across-california This is what happens when you go off course and overly depend on wind and solar rather than making sure you have plenty of...
      

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  15. Marina Schwarz


    Romania could challenge Russian grip on Europe's energy A good piece. I particularly like the government's making sure there's enough gas for the domestic market. That...
      

  16. 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...
      

  17. Tom Kirkman


    Coronavirus Belt and Road Initiative getting back on track.  (Sorry, couldn't resist the jab.)   Russia lifts lockdown at China-designated natural gas field MOSCOW, June 1 (Reuters)...

  18. Tom Kirkman


    Some interesting bits highlighted below in bold. Russia loses its chance to capture the EU gas market ... Russia is the world’s largest gas supplier, and...

  19. ronwagn


    https://news.yahoo.com/equinor-gazprom-lose-european-gas-135133769.html Equinor, Gazprom lose European gas market share as LNG surges IMHO natural gas will become an even more low price commodity as more producing countries...
      

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  20. Tom Kirkman


    Going to do something a bit different here.  I'm going to repost in full a lengthy comment from a ZeroHedge article, for consideration by...
      

  21. Rodent


    fear mongering or legitimate concern? https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-usa-germany-russia-pipeline/russia-germany-gas-pipeline-raises-intelligence-concerns-u-s-official-idUKKCN1II0V7

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  22. MP


    One would expect that the largest country in the world by landmass would realize that all that surface area has wind energy and solar...
      

  23. Tom Kirkman


    Shocking news, I know...  < eye roll > Russian gas transit to Europe via Poland temporarily halted: operator MOSCOW/WARSAW (Reuters) - Russian natural gas transit via...

  24. Tom Kirkman


    My usual preamble about oil & gas pipelines ... I am generally in favor of increasing oil & gas pipeline infrastructure anywhere in the...

  25. Tomasz


    Gazprom pump up China- Monopoly plans to increase gas supplies to 130 billion cubic meters per year https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/4396352 Коммерсантъ"  26.06.2020, 17:58 Future gas projects connecting Russia with China...

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  26. cv


    San Francisco Imposes Natural Gas Ban   (Bloomberg) -- San Francisco will ban the use of natural gas in new buildings starting next year, becoming the...
      

  27. Dan Clemmensen


    New article: Satellite Data Exposes A Massive Methane Problem This article neglects to mention the most interesting point: When a satellite sees a pipeline leak,...

  28. BW


    Saudi Arabia is going in a completly new direction. Aramco’s giant gas field is no longer about LNG. It’s about hydrogen.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JaIOKQn15Q  

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  29. Marina Schwarz


    "When it comes to natural gas, over the next decade we are going to be roughly doubling our production to 23 billion cubic feet per day and substantially...
      

  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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