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Japan’s Decision to Cut LNG Demand Clouds Gas Outlook
Japan plans to halve its LNG consumption – disrupting the plans of LNG exporters worldwide.

Texas Grid Crippled by Cold, Permian Production Also Slammed
The brutal cold snap in Texas overwhelmed the state's ill-prepared electricity grid, severely impacting energy production.

LNG Supply Tightness in 2020s, But Glut Today
LNG prices are set to tumble as a raft of new projects come online, but a tighter market is expected in the 2020s as project developers face questions on the next tranche of export projects.

China Drives Gas Consumption, U.S. Drives Supply
Together, Australia, Qatar, and the U.S. will account for 60 percent of global LNG capacity by 2023. Meanwhile, China will dominate demand growth going forward, importing increasing volumes of LNG to replace coal-fired electricity and coal-burning furnaces.

Limited Impact on Oil Markets From Qatar Row, but Geopolitical Uncertainties Loom
While oil and gas supplies have yet to be significantly affected by the current spat surrounding Qatar, it could escalate tensions in the region, home to a majority of the world’s oil reserves, and lead to deeper geopolitical instability.

U.S. Natural Gas Markets Volatile, But Shale Gas Revolution Persists
Despite setbacks for the industry, the U.S. shale gas revolution still persists, with the Marcellus play thriving, drillers using more efficient techniques, and exports possibly rising over the long term.

LNG and Propane Trade to Gain from Panama Canal Expansion, Crude Not So Much
While crude and products will see only modest changes from the expansion of the Panama Canal, the effects for LNG and propane will be much greater. The U.S. LNG industry will now have access to a transit route that can accommodate larger tankers at a time the industry is primed to export volumes to Asia.

Secretary Moniz Hails LNG Exports, Iranian Nuclear Deal, Driverless Cars
Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz stated that energy security is a “collective responsibility,” noting, for example, that insecurity elsewhere negatively affects the U.S.

LNG Crucial to Europe’s Energy Security, But Not a Cure-All
In the wake of the crisis and violence in Ukraine, the EU stepped up its search for alternative supply sources to trim its dependence on imported Russian natural gas, but solutions such as imported LNG provide only marginal energy security gains.

Natural Gas Prices Crash, Chances of a Rebound Are Slim
Natural gas prices have quietly fallen to dramatically low levels, eclipsing even the rock-bottom prices seen years ago when the shale gas revolution took off.