Not enough data
Elena's coverage primarily focuses on the energy sector, particularly European gas markets and related topics. She frequently cites data, covers government announcements, and provides investment analysis.
If you're considering reaching out to Elena with a pitch or as a source, ensure that your expertise aligns with these areas. You could provide valuable insights if you have access to relevant industry data or can offer expert commentary on government policies impacting the energy sector in Europe, especially concerning natural gas.
Given her focus on European gas markets and associated factors such as weather patterns and geopolitical risks in the Middle East, pitches should be tailored to address these specific areas of interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Elena Mazneva, Stephen Stapczynski
Drei weitere Lieferungen von Flüssigerdgas (LNG) aus Katar und den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten haben in den vergangenen Tagen offenbar die Straße von Hormus passiert. Das ist ein weiteres Zeichen dafür, dass die Energieexporte durch die Meerenge trotz der Gefechte zwischen den USA und dem Iran langsam wieder zunehmen.
European natural gas edged higher after talks between the US and Iran appeared to get off to a shaky start, with President Donald Trump issuing fresh threats even as discussions on a peace deal proceed.
By: Elena Mazneva
(Bloomberg) – Qatar said it doesn't expect liquefied natural gas exports to be impacted by an explosion at the Ras Laffan industrial complex which left 13 dead and 66 injured.
Global gas demand is poised for the first annual drop since the 2022 energy crisis because of higher prices caused by the Iran war, according to the International Energy Agency.
InCommodities A/S, the Danish energy trader backed by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., plans to open a new office in Houston within six months as it expands its US natural gas and power business.
By: Alberto Brambilla, Elena Mazneva
Italy became Europe’s top importer of liquefied natural gas in July as traders made use of government incentives to keep buying cargoes despite soaring prices, while neighboring countries held back on costly purchases and allowed storage levels to lag.
European gas-storage levels fell to their lowest for this time of year in almost two decades after the war in the Middle East drove up prices and stalled winter stockpiling, leaving governments with a growing dilemma as the heating season approaches.
Belgium became wholly dependent on Russia for imports of liquefied natural gas last month as the war in the Middle East caused a slump in supply to Europe.
By: Elena Mazneva, Stephen Stapczynski
Qatar is loading the most liquefied natural gas in months, as the world’s second-largest exporter of the super-chilled fuel prepares equipment for the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
By: Priscila Azevedo Rocha, Elena Mazneva
Europe’s reserves of natural gas for heating and power generation are back in focus. Four years ago, the region’s governments and energy industry spent record sums to replenish severely depleted inventories as a supply squeeze caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered a surge in prices. Now, the Iran war is making it hard to build enough stocks ahead of winter, when gas demand tends to peak.
