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Furthermore, the net profit for the entire year reached A$1.06bn, marking a turnaround from the A$1.43bn loss recorded in the previous year.

CGA has been selected to host two key upcoming global gas conferences. CEO Timothy Egan gives his take on how the industry is contending with a challenging public policy environment in Canada.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has increased the impetus for a new nuclear deal with Tehran, which, in turn, may open the way for the development of Iranian LNG. However, sanctions are only one element in the equation and Iran will remain a high risk investment destination. [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 4]

South Africa faces a 170 petajoules/year shortfall of natural gas supply as it looks to wind down coal-fired power plants.

Denmarks leading gas and condensate producer has now had seven of its eight platforms installed. [Image: TotalEnergies]

Frozen out of the currency markets, u.s. dollar markets. thats worth about $630 billion. weve got numerous individuals and entities unable to do business or travel outside of russia and now weve also got this really heated debate heating up about whether or not to stop buying russian oil and gas. this is very keenly felt here in europe because the eu relies on russia for about 40% of its gas needs and 27% of oil needs. we have members pitted against each other about the merits of stopping the fl...

Currently, Russia supplies about a third of Europe’s crude oil imports and nearly half of its natural gas, some 150 to 190 billion cubic meters of gas per year

LNG is increasingly saturating the global natural gas market. And geopolitics are making it difficult for any country not named China or Russia to strike advantageous pipeline gas supply deals. Could these forces, and others, spell the end of large, trans-national pipeline projects, beginning with the oft-challenged EastMed Pipeline? [Gas in Transition, Volume 2, Issue 2]

US LNG can play a role in bridging the gap.

How much supply the Chinese gas market can absorb will be the crucial decider for how many export projects get sanctioned in the coming years. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 9]