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Inpex approves US$34bn Ichtys LNG project in Australia
Inpex Corp gave the green light for the US$34bn LNG export project that is expected to make Australia the world’s top exporter of the fuel by 2017, surpassing current no. 1 Qatar.
A bumper year for British oil and gas ?
This year, oil and gas investment in the UK is set to rise further, setting an all-time high with new jobs and potentially more than GBP5bn in tax revenue to the country’s strained budget and labour market.
Ukraine rules out “gas war” with Russia
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said the country intends to avoid a gas showdown with Russia and played down the risk of energy supply disruptions to Europe.
Gazprom stands firm on Ukraine gas sales
Russian gas exporter Gazprom said it would not meet Kiev’s demand to cut the contracted volumes of gas it supplies to Ukraine this year. Ukrainian authorities are insisting that Russian gas imports should be cut to 27bnm3 this year from an estimated 40bnm3 last year. However, the Russian export monopoly has said this level is …
China – paradigm shift to shale gas
China’s huge shale gas reserves are currently unexploited but that could change as the country prepares for a shift to shale gas.
Siemens awarded US$1bn+ Saudi turbine order
Germany’s Siemens AG won an order worth more than US$1bn to sell gas-powered turbines and generators to a Saudi power plant.
Poland to free gas prices for companies in 2013
Poland intends to eliminate price caps on natural gas for corporate customers in 2013.
EEX exchange sees gas trading as growth driver
The European Energy Exchange (EEX) plans for further growth in its gas trading contracts in 2012 after expansion in 2011, its CEO Peter Reitz said.
2012 - What we may be about to receive
It is here, the dreaded by some, 2012. Hopefully, the doom predictions are going to be wrong and it will be just another year. Making predictions can turn out to be disastrously wrong for the journalists that attempt them. However, from an oil and gas perspective Ian McInnes gives it a go on some of the issues.
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Simplifying CCS
Date:
11 Jan 2012 to 12 Jan 2012Location:
Richmond Hill Hotel, Surrey, UK -
World Future Energy Summit
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16 Jan 2012 to 19 Jan 2012Location:
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates -
Gas to Power Europe Forum
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23 Jan 2012 to 25 Jan 2012Location:
Radisson Blu Hotel Berlin, Germany -
Offshore wind logistics 2012
Date:
31 Jan 2012 to 01 Feb 2012Location:
Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands