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Gas Matters - Full September 2010 Digital Issue

All eyes on Poland as Europe’s shale gas hunt gathers speed

Interview: Tony Meggs, co-chair of the Energy Initiative group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “Natural gas can play a critical role in the efficient development of a lower carbon energy future”.

Russia ponders production alternatives in addition to Yamal Peninsula

Woodside delays Pluto LNG phase 1 expansion but outlines plans for five trains

North Africa’s thirst for power highlights need for structural changes in domestic markets

Heart of the Matter

Europe’s traded gas forward price curve

From Gas Matters Archives

Italy-based ERG has said that planned start-up of its Priolo LNG project which it is jointly developing with Shell has been delayed by a year and is now expected to come onstream in 2014

Qatargas and RasGas could between them increase LNG capacity by 12 mtpa beyond the 77 mtpa already under development through debottlenecking the six mega-trains currently coming on stream.

The global recession is likely to cut energy-related carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 3% this year, giving governments some breathing space to push through a post-Kyoto framework, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Tuesday, although it warns that urgent action is still needed to address greenhouse gas emissions.

Unprecedented divergence between the Henry Hub gas price and the price of Brent crude could lead to the abandonment of the traditional indexation to oil prices in future long-term gas contracts, according to Repsol YPF chief Antonio Brufau.

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