Prior to joining Interfax, Peter worked for five years as Principal Consultant at KBC Energy Economics, where he was chief economist and led the group's market analysis team. He is currently involved in econometric research at Surrey University on the subject of oil and gas pricing benchmarks, building on his 20 years of experience with the Price Reporting Agency (PRA) Platts. He worked at Platts for 15 years in a number of different roles, including Director of Markets and Pricing, in which role he was responsible for Platts global assessment processes for all commodities.
The Latin American country is facing up to the cold, hard light of reality regarding its ambition to become an LNG exporter.
One of the hottest countries in the world looks poised to make a huge LNG investment in one of the world’s coldest regions.
Coal is losing ground in US electricity generation while gas and renewables are gaining, according to new data.
The province’s Oil and Gas Commission has named five major gas projects for the period between 2019 and 2022.
Geopolitical rivals Qatar and Saudi Arabia have embarked on an aggressive drive to expand their international gas supply networks.
Flows are set to change dramatically in response to continued growth in shale gas production, the EIA says.
The development of oil and gas resources in the Barents Sea will be vital for Norway to maintain its output.
Rising oil prices will be beneficial for Canadian LNG projects because of the boost they will provide to NGL prices, but upstream costs could still be pushed up by domestic factors.
Saudi Arabia’s growing cooperation with Russia on oil production will help speed up the kingdom’s plans to invest in LNG.
The unexpected strength in fuel oil prices could prompt generators in Northeast Asia to buy more gas over the winter.
The UK’s storage capacity has dropped to just 2% of demand, but it is doubtful the government will step in to encourage more to be built.
Cargoes from liquefaction plants on Canada’s west coast could reach Northeast Asia in 8-9 days compared with 20 days for those from the US Gulf Coast, giving Canadian LNG a significant market advantage.
The agency’s latest World Energy Outlook includes a call to action for oil and gas players to reduce upstream emissions, with flaring drawing particular criticism.
Canada is set for a series of FIDs on LNG export projects as the LNG Canada development shows there is a path through the obstacles.