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27.09.26 - 03:48
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Southeast Asia Keeps Building Gas Plants Despite Hormuz LNG Shock (ZeroHedge)
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Southeast Asia Keeps Building Gas Plants Despite Hormuz LNG Shock
Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com,
Countries in Southeast Asia are still building natural gas-fired power plants despite the price inflation in gas caused by the Middle East war. Asian countries are also building more LNG import capacity, Global Energy Monitor reported.
The net-zero think tank said there was some 100 GW in new gas-fired power generation capacity under construction across the region and 70 GW in LNG import capacity.
"The continued expansion of LNG import infrastructure risks deepening exposure to the same supply disruptions and price volatility the crisis has brought to the fore," Global Energy Monitor said. The outlet noted that Southeast Asia could boost its domestic natural gas production to reduce dependence on imported liquefied gas but warned that this would take time.
"GEM identifies at least 20 fields that could add around 62 bcm/y of production capacity by 2035, but new supply takes years to develo...
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25.09.26 - 13:42
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Woidke fordert vom Bund Vorbereitung auf Gaspreis-Debatte (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN/POTSDAM (dpa-AFX) - Nach der Entlastung bei den Spritpreisen muss die Bundesregierung aus Sicht von Brandenburgs Ministerpräsident Dietmar Woidke auch auf bevorstehende Debatten zu den Gaspreisen reagieren. "Wir sind jetzt im September. Natürlich ......
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24.09.26 - 18:57
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NatGas Spikes As Major West Virginia Pipeline Declares Force Majeure (ZeroHedge)
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NatGas Spikes As Major West Virginia Pipeline Declares Force Majeure
TC Energy's Columbia Gas Transmission pipeline system issued a notice requiring an "immediate pressure reduction" on Mountaineer XPress Line 100 between the Mt. Olive Compressor Station in Jackson County and the Saunders Creek Regulator Station in Cabell County, West Virginia, warning that an "expected mechanical issue" would reduce scheduled volumes.
Columbia Gas Transmission moves Appalachian NatGas to markets across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Southeast, with connections carrying supplies deep south to export terminals on the Gulf of America.
The affected Mountaineer XPress (MXP) pipeline in West Virginia feeds two main outlets:
Regional markets: Columbia's TCO trading pool, serving Midwest, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic customers.
Southern markets: The Leach interconnection in Kentucky, where gas enters Columbia Gulf Transmission for transportation toward the Southeast and Louisiana's Gu...
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23.09.26 - 14:01
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LNG Buyers Scramble For Conflict-Free Supplies Beyond Gulf As War Rejiggers Global Energy Flows (ZeroHedge)
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LNG Buyers Scramble For Conflict-Free Supplies Beyond Gulf As War Rejiggers Global Energy Flows
Since the early days of the US-Iran conflict, we have tracked the rewiring of global energy flows. That theme continues today and is accelerating as LNG buyers seek supplies and shipping routes well beyond the Gulf. Before the conflict, roughly one-fifth of global LNG trade transited through the Strait of Hormuz, concentrating risk at a single chokepoint. That vulnerability is now driving buyers to rejigger supply networks.
At last week's Gastech annual conference and exhibition for natural gas and LNG in Bangkok, Thailand, Reuters cited energy executives, government officials, buyers, traders and investors who discussed the urgency of securing new supplies from conflict-free areas, largely because the Hormuz chokepoint has become a major liability.
Asian governments are pursuing longer-term supply security, while producers and trading houses are broadening their supply networks to include s...
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