• Opinion

  Extreme weather and fast LNG dominate US natural gas news

  • 06 9月 2024

  A summary of news of what’s been happening in the US market

• Opinion

  Japan’s LNG decarbonisation challenge

  • 02 9月 2024

  Why should LNG emissions matter to Japanese buyers?

• The Edge

  Keeping the LNG bandwagon rolling

  • 12 9月 2024

  The LNG industry is on a roll. But the pace of future growth can’t be taken for granted. Ahead of next week’s Gastech conference in Houston, we identify three structural challenges that must be addressed to keep the LNG bandwagon rolling.

• Opinion

  Biden exit shakes up US presidential race

  • 23 7月 2024

  The election in November will have significant consequences for US energy. Uncertainty is already affecting some sectors

• Opinion

  Why is Ruwais LNG an attractive position for the selected partners?

  • 12 7月 2024

  On 10 June, it was confirmed that BP, Mitsui &Co, Shell and TotalEnergies will take a 10% stake in Ruwais LNG. ADNOC will retain a 60% stake and serve as the lead developer and the operator.

• Opinion

  How Shell’s Pavilion LNG acquisition will affect the Singaporean market

  • 28 6月 2024

  Shell has acquired Singaporean Pavilion Energy from Temasek. Here's how it will impact Singapore's market structure and LNG bunkering services.

• The Edge

  Could US data centres and AI shake up the global LNG market?

  • 23 5月 2024

  Changing dynamics in US power and gas markets have led our team to take a more bullish view of how gas prices develop. Simon Flowers asks Eugene Kim, Massimo Di Odoardo from our Global Gas team and Gavin Thompson about their thinking and the implications for the LNG market.

• Opinion

  Debating the future direction of the LNG market

  • 23 5月 2024

  Five takeaways from our LNG Roundtable with Mayer Brown

• Opinion

  New York Harbor gasoline and ULSD inventories guide markets through a relatively tight 2023

  • 20 5月 2024

  New York Harbor gasoline and ULSD prices: 2023 highlights

• Opinion

  Reducing the emissions from natural gas

  • 13 5月 2024

  Demand for natural gas is growing. So is pressure to reduce its carbon intensity. The industry’s emissions will increasingly come under scrutiny, and measurement and reporting will need to improve.

• Featured

  What’s ahead for European gas?

  • 18 12月 2019

  2020 will prove to be the most pivotal year yet for European gas as the industry wrestles with transit arrangements against an increasingly oversupplied market. Meanwhile, the ambitions set out in the new European Green Deal cast considerable doubt over the long-term prospects for gas in Europe's energy mix.

• Opinion

  IMO 2020 is about to get real

  • 04 12月 2019

  As I write this edition of the APAC Energy Buzz from my desk in Singapore I can see ships. Lots of ships.

• Opinion

  Can LNG improve its green credentials?

  • 11 11月 2019

  The combustion benefits of gas versus oil and coal are clear, and using LNG has improved air quality in China, South Korea and India. This episode of The Big Chill podcast asks: can LNG get greener?

• The Edge

  The Edge: Asian NOCs, the energy transition and ESG

  • 19 11月 2019

  Where does Asia stand on the energy transition? What are energy companies in the region doing to adapt? Are some further down the road than others? Much of LNG’s strong growth outlook reflects Asian demand but are its credentials as a bridging fuel for the transition all that good? And what does the US-China trade dispute mean for the region?

• Opinion

  What do falling gas prices mean for Australia’s east coast gas market?

  • 18 10月 2019

  International gas and LNG prices have collapsed. For most of 2019, the global market has seen improving gas supply and intense supplier competition result in lower prices. What does this mean for Australia's east coast gas market?

• Editorial

  China's LNG market: what to watch?

  • 25 8月 2019

  Listen to The LNG Big Chill podcast, episode 4: China's LNG market - what to watch?

• Opinion

  Is China’s gas market having a wobble?

  • 08 10月 2019

  There’s no doubt the global LNG market needs China; it’s that simple. With some 165 million tons per annum (Mtpa) of new supply expected to take final investment decision between 2018 and 2021 and US$240 billion of investment required to bring this online, much attention is focused on how much China can consume.

• Featured

  RETURN OF THE FID: Gastech 2019

  • 09 9月 2019

  Wood Mackenzie is the official knowledge partner of Gastech 2019. Join us as we give end-to-end insights on the Return of the FID. The next wave awakens...

• Editorial

  Global gas market dynamics: three key themes

  • 04 9月 2019

  Hot topics from our most popular reports: the LNG oversupply and the impact on prices, China’s growing gas demand and how Russia is retaining its position as the world's biggest net exporter of gas.

• Opinion

  The impact of the second wave of US LNG

  • 14 8月 2019

  The first wave of US LNG projects was a game-changer, putting it on a course to be the world's third largest LNG producer after Australia and Qatar by 2020.

• Opinion

  A call to action to the global energy industry

  • 02 8月 2019

  Wood Mackenzie President Neal Anderson introduces our 2019 Energy Transition Outlook and examines why the energy mix is not changing nearly as quickly as the world needs it to.

• Case Study

  How do you navigate LNG procurement as a first-time buyer?

  • 19 9月 2019

  How do you navigate LNG procurement as a first-time buyer? Learn how our consultants helped a novice LNG buyer negotiate an exceptional contract rate

• Opinion

  Major Chinese companies leading the charge in renewed Belt and Road push

  • 24 6月 2019

  CNPC and CNOOC have each acquired a 10% stake in Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 project. What’s the significance for China's Belt and Road Initiative?

• Featured

  China’s energy markets feel the squeeze

  • 11 6月 2019

  When the US sneezes, China catches a cold or so they say. Certainly when the US decides to stack tariffs onto the price of imported Chinese goods, China’s economy, central to global economic growth, slows down. That’s already started to happen – even before the latest increase in tariffs starts to have an effect.

• Opinion

  What does the US-China trade war mean for US LNG projects?

  • 24 6月 2019

  Lucy Cullen, Singapore-based senior gas analyst, discusses the potential impact of increasing tariffs on US LNG.

• Editorial

  North America gas: could LNG project delays dampen prices further?

  • 28 5月 2019

  Low prices may be the best cure for North American gas markets.

• Opinion

  Energy transition is making its mark on Asia Pacific's major energy markets

  • 13 5月 2019

  APAC Energy Buzz is a monthly blog by our Asia Pacific Vice Chair, Gavin Thompson. In his blog, Gavin shares the sights and sounds of what’s trending in the region and what’s weighing on business leaders’ minds.

• Editorial

  What will US$200 billion of investment do for the global LNG industry?

  • 25 4月 2019

  The LNG boom is back, and it represents a major boon to engineering, procurement and construction contractors, who've found the past few years challenging. Find out what US$200 billion of investment means for the industry and why this boom is different to 2010-2014.

• The Edge

  LNG investment needed through the downturn

  • 16 4月 2019

  Oversupply in LNG markets will soon turn into a shortfall. Simon Flowers turns to Massimo Di-Odoardo, Head of Global Gas Research, to make sense of what’s going on.

• Editorial

  Is 2019 the year of the much-talked-about LNG oversupply?

  • 07 1月 2019

  As we enter 2019, the mood in the LNG market is mixed. The big LNG buyers are back, and we are set for a record year for supply in terms of both production growth and new project FIDs. What will 2019 look like? And what could happen that will shape the market longer term?