Pipelines
Keystone XL pipeline decision leaves Canada looking eastward
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The US rejection of TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL pipeline will hinder the development of the Alberta oil sands, while making the option of exporting crude to Asia more attractive for Canada, analysts...
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The shale production boom has changed the dynamics of the North American natural gas infrastructure grid. Pauline McCallion looks at the potential implications for hedging strategies
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Declining global spare capacity is magnifiying the "fear premium" on oil, as a result of events in North Africa
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Reshaping Russia and China’s energy alliance
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The growing strategic energy alliance between Russia and China could change global energy market dynamics. Alex Davis examines the possibilities, including an end to oil-indexed gas pricing
Uncertainties over Europe's long-term gas supplies
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Major exploration and infrastructure projects designed to ensure security of supply of natural gas to Europe have been delayed by political wrangling and investment uncertainty in recent years. If gas demand recovers from the impacts of the recession,...
Challenges ahead for Russian LNG
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Russia looked at tapping into the lucrative LNG markets several years ago but times have changed. Lianna Brinded investigates if the country is still aiming to compete with other LNG players and how it is adapting to the changing gas market landscape...
Special report: Gas market
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US natural gas pricesProduction keeps lid on pricesLow prices have so far failed to temper producers’ recent zeal for US natural gas, but the potential for change is on the horizon. Pauline McCallion speaks to analysts about their natural gas price...
Nigerian political stability boosts oil production
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Nigeria’s crude oil production is on the up, after geopolitical stability hints at consistent growth, says the NNPC
Nabucco could be postponed to 2011
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Future Western European gas supplies could be at risk, as the Nabucco pipeline, which is designed to relinquish the European Union’s dependence on Russian gas imports, maybe delayed until the start of 2011
US puts Canadian pipeline decision on hold
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The US Department of State has extended an inquiry into a major crude oil pipeline expansion that could transport 1.1 million barrels per day from Alberta, Canada, to refineries on the US Gulf Coast
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