With LNG Momentum and More Cold Coming, February Natural Gas Futures Forge Ahead

NGI’s Spot Gas National Avg. dropped $1.280 to $5.510 as prices pulled back sharply in the volatile Northeast amid a spate of moderate weather to start the week. NatGasWeather said forecasts showed mild conditions would push across the country through Wednesday. However, heating demand “is still on track to spike late this week as an Arctic blast sweeps across the Midwest and…

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BRI & changing geopolitics | By Dr Mehmood Ul Hassan Khan

GEO-economy has become the “mantra” of every government in the world. Now Chinese “shared prosperity” and the US & West “hegemonic concepts” are competing to sway the hearts and souls of the people. China’s posture is open, transparent, unconditional, interactive, productive and participatory. Whereas, the US and the West are giving mixed signals pertaining to their obsession of military might,…

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China to lead Asia’s oil and gas transmission pipeline length additions through 2025

China is expected to lead the trunk/transmission oil and gas pipelines network in Asia, accounting for 39% of the region’s total pipeline length by 2025, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. GlobalData’s report, ‘Global Oil and Gas Pipelines Industry Outlook to 2025 – Capacity and Capital Expenditure Outlook with Details of All Operating and Planned Pipelines’, reveals that…

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Korea: Researchers champion LPG as a green alternative bunker fuel

A recent study conducted by researchers from Korea Maritime and Ocean University shows that using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) could reduce air pollution, is low-cost, and is applicable regardless of ship size. “Although LPG is a potential eco-friendly alternative, its viability as a maritime fuel has not been assessed so far,” noted Korea Maritime and Ocean University in a joint…

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Renewable energy policy: provinces

The approval of the Indicative Generation Capacity Expansion Plan (IGCEP) 2021-30 marked a major milestone for the development and planning of power sector. The approval itself was shrouded in controversy, with the Sindh representative opting to withhold his approval and subsequently Sindh government openly challenging this approval process. Nevertheless, it highlighted a key opportunity for growth in the energy sector:…

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Moscow, Tehran talk energy ties ahead of Iranian president’s visit

In addition, Owji planned to discuss options for shipping Iranian natural gas to Pakistan and India with the participation of Russian companies, and manufacturing of oil industry equipment, the broadcaster added. “The two sides also discussed preparation and the agenda for the next meeting of the Russian-Iranian government commission on trade and economic cooperation,” the Russian energy ministry said its…

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World Bank Country Director calls on Energy Minister

Federal Minister of Energy Mr. Hammad Azhar received World Bank’s Country Director for Pakistan Mr. Najy Benhassine at his office in Islamabad today. The meeting also reviewed progress about the World Bank funded ongoing projects in the energy sector. Mr. Najy Benhassine appreciated the energy sector reforms undertaken by the Government. Appreciating World Bank’s support in economic development of Pakistan,…

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