Global LNG outlook 2024-2028
Sluggish demand growth for liquefied natural gas (LNG), combined with a record increase in global export capacity through 2028, will likely thrust markets into an extended period of oversupply, according
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Supply, distribution and marketing of natural gas including CNG and LNG: standing committee on petroleum & natural gas (2008-09)
This Report of the Standing Committee on Petroleum & Natural Gas deals with the action taken by the Government on the Recommendations contained in the Sixteenth Report (Fourteenth Lok Sabha) of the Standing Committee on Petroleum & Natural Gas (2007-2008) on
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Market Chaos Won't Slow Carbon Scheme - Australia PM
Australia's plans to launch a carbon emissions trading scheme within two years will not be derailed by the global financial crisis, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said on Tuesday. Australia's second-largest oil and gas producer, Woodside Petroleum Ltd, this week told Rudd's centre-left Labor government that global market volatility and bank credit paralysis should put emissions trading on hold.
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SC notice to Centre on LNG pool pricing
Press Trust Of India / New Delhi October 14, 2008, 0:51 IST The Supreme Court today issued notices to the Centre and others on petitions challenging government
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Petronet LNG may raise rates in January
Rakteem Katakey & Kalpana Pathak / New Delhi/mumbai September 19, 2008, 0:04 IST
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First Pakistan Natural Gas, LNG Conference' from October 21
With increased power generation driving up energy demand in Asia the business of energy security and inter-country business alliances has been a major inter-governmental talking point in recent months, as both Pakistan and India seek to shore-up their energy supply by engaging the Iranian government on exports of oil and gas to their respective countries.
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Emissions intensive trade exposed assistance policy
The Climate Pollution Reduction Scheme uses a cap and trade (or emissions trading)scheme as the cornerstone to achieve emissions reductions in Australia. This has significant benefits because it equalises abatement costs across the economy and thereby allows the market to find the lowest cost abatement opportunities.
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Petronet nod for LNG import deal
NEW DELHI: The board of directors of Petronet LNG on Monday gave its nod for entering into a long term deal to import 3.5 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) annually for the Bawana power plant being built in Delhi. The company's board also decided to lease its expanded Dahej terminal capacity to firms like Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation (GSPC) on tolling basis.
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CEB to convert thermal plants into LNG
The Ceylon Electricity Board is planning to convert its thermal power plants from diesel and naphtha to Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) with a view to significantly reducing the operational cost of thermal power plants. This project will review the relevant existing feasibility studies and prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment and engineering designs for the construction of LNG Receiving Facilities i.e. terminal/jetty and pipelines to the power stations located in northern Colombo.
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Carbon credits: New uses for financing natural gas
<p>Looking down from space, the night sky in the Gulf of Guinea offshore Nigeria is lit up by the flares that burn natural gas from oil fields. This gas is burned without a use and contributes greenhouse gases to the global warming problem. This gas is not only an untapped resource, but also a potential gold mine for producing carbon credits under the Kyoto Protocol.</p>
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Petronas invests in LNG project in Australia
PERTH, Australia: Petronas, the Malaysian state-owned oil company, said Thursday that it would buy a 40 percent stake in the Gladstone liquefied natural gas project from the Australian energy firm Santos for up to $2.51 billion. Petronas hopes to bolster its position as Asia's largest LNG producer.