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IEA report predicts bright future for natural gas

A new IEA energy report has predicted that natural gas use will see huge growth over the coming years buoyed up by demand in China and Asia, even though European demand is likely to decrease.

 

ABB wins contract to boost Turkish gas pipeline capacity

ABB was awarded a contract to supply automation and safety systems, electrical equipment and related services for a new gas compression station that will serve the natural gas pipeline that runs across northern Turkey.

 
 

Shtokman field to switch to LNG

Russia’s giant Shtokman field is to switch its production to LNG and begin focusing on Asian markets instead of Europe.

 

Shale use lowers US emissions

Preliminary estimates from the IEA for 2011 show that in the USA, emissions dropped in 2011, largely due to the shift from coal power to natural gas.

 
 

A tale of two gas markets

Ng Weng Hoong, LNG Industry Correspondent, discusses the disparity between the Henry Hub price and the Asian LNG price.

 

San Leon wins Polish shale concession

San Leon Energy has been awarded the Praszka exploration concession in the Southern Permian/SW Carboniferous Basin by the Polish Ministry of Environment.

 
 
 

Enbridge plans C$ 3.2 billion pipeline expansion

Canadian company Enbridge has outlined plans for a C$ 3.2 billion pipeline expansion programme designed to increase the flow of oil from Canada and North Dakota to the US.

 

ABB wins order for subsea pipeline construction vessels

ABB has won an order worth US$ 18 million from Daewoo to supply energy efficient propulsion and electrical power systems for two new deep sea pipeline installation vessels that will build oil transport infrastructure off the coast of Brazil.