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Gas and LNG prices pick up slightly, but continue to remain deflated worldwide - Rystad Energy's Gas and LNG Market Update - Vimarsana News

Gas and LNG prices pick up slightly, but continue to remain deflated worldwide - Rystad Energy's Gas and LNG Market Update

Gas and LNG prices pick up slightly, but continue to remain deflated worldwide.

Source: ogv.energy
Neptune Energy starts gas production at Adorf Z17 well, Germany - Vimarsana News

Neptune Energy starts gas production at Adorf Z17 well, Germany

Neptune Energy today announced first production from its operated Adorf Z17 gas well in the municipality of Georgsdorf, north western Germany.

Source: ogv.energy
OPEC chief says underinvestment in oil, gas sector could trigger market volatility - Vimarsana News

OPEC chief says underinvestment in oil, gas sector could trigger market volatility

OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais said on Monday that underinvesting in the oil and gas sector could cause market volatility in the long term and imperil growth.

Source: ogv.energy
Renewable energy sector celebrates Scotland's workforce of the future - Vimarsana News

Renewable energy sector celebrates Scotland's workforce of the future

Scottish Renewables’ Young Professionals Green Energy Awards last night (April 27) recognised the next generation of Scotland’s renewable energy leaders.

Source: ogv.energy
World's largest-of-its-kind power line to deliver clean energy to 1.8m UK homes and boost energy security - Vimarsana News

World's largest-of-its-kind power line to deliver clean energy to 1.8m UK homes and boost energy security

The world’s largest multi-use electricity power line will be built under the North Sea, boosting UK energy supplies with enough to power 1.8 million homes – more than Birmingham and Manchester combined.

Source: ogv.energy