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World Gas Intelligence has analyzed the major developments in the world's natural gas markets since 1990. It covers the entire gas chain, from wellhead through transmission, marketing and distribution to the burner tip for piped gas, and including liquefaction through tankers to import terminals for LNG. Indeed it goes beyond, to convergence between the gas and power sectors. WGI takes a global perspective on trends in the gas industry and gives readers valuable insights on how the business is evolving. WGI draws directly on the expertise of a dozen regular contributors working from Energy Intelligence’s London, Moscow, and Singapore offices and three North American bureaus. This expert team interprets and provides perspective on the latest developments in international gas.

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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
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MARKET INSIGHT -- Spot LNG Active
Traditional LNG markets in Japan, South Korea and Spain are heating up with the approach of autumn. WGI assessed the spot price for autumn cargoes in Southwest Europe at $6.79/MMBtu early this week -- a slight premium to a day-ahead UK NBP price Tuesday of $6.73. Northeast Asian spot prices were assessed by WGI at $8.30/MMBtu. That $1.50/MMBtu premium on the East Asian over the Southeast European spot price should be adequate to attract Atlantic Basin supply east, new WGI spot netbacks indicate. (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
Algeria at a Crossroads
Algeria's gas strategy looks to be at a crossroads, marked by growing recognition that the country must reconsider its export goals. Its 100 Bcm/yr export target is likely to be officially abandoned, and with it plans for the Galsi export pipeline to Italy and some petrochemical projects. The priority given to short-term contracting for LNG could face the shredder, too, but long-term oil-indexed contracts will be tough to land, and new export infrastructure could sit idle. (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
New WGI Spot LNG Netbacks, Prices
LNG markets across the globe have changed radically over the last year or two, with much more spot and short-term trading. To reflect this, WGI is this week introducing a brand new LNG Exporter Netback table that will reflect Energy Intelligence's own spot price assessments, not just for inland gas markets in the US, UK and Belgium, but also for spot LNG in Northeast Asia and Southwest Europe. (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)
HORIZON: Norway Eyes New Pipe to Sustain Growth Past Mid-Decade
Norway needs a new offshore gas production area and infrastructure by mid-decade if it's to maintain its long-term position as the largest -- and a growing -- gas supplier inside Western Europe. Gassco Senior Vice President Thor Otto Lohne tells WGI how a new $1.6 billion mid-Norway pipe might achieve that. (Wednesday, September 1, 2010)

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What's New
Algeria at a Crossroads
New WGI Spot LNG Netbacks, Prices
US Debates Hedging Vs. Long Contracts
Gazprom, Europe Talk Pricing Again (Still)
Belgian Grid Owner Fluxys Goes Abroad
Bolivia Outlines Plan to Supply Argentina
US Seeks to Spread Shale Gas Gospel
Horizon
Norway Eyes New Pipe to Sustain Growth Past Mid-Decade
Market Insight
MARKET INSIGHT -- Spot LNG Active
Spot LNG Exporter Netbacks at Key Markets Worldwide
US and UK Gas Futures Prices
Current
Mexico Changing Power Pricing Methods as Aid to Renewables
Gas and Power Prices for Major US and European Hubs

 

 


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