Laurence Walker is a journalist specializing in commodity and energy markets. He writes for Montel News Iberia, covering topics such as power generation, carbon emissions, natural gas, and coal. With a focus on market trends and analysis, Laurence provides insights into the energy industry and its impact on the global economy.
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By: Laurence Walker, Ciara Cunnane, Sophie Tetrel
(Montel) Le nombre de décisions finales d'investissement (FID) dans des projets d'électrolyse pour la production d'hydrogène renouvelable a quadruplé l'an dernier dans l'UE pour dépasser 2 GW, mais le risque d'annulations reste élevé, a déclaré l'Agence internationale de l'énergie (AIE) mercredi.
“The Asia-Pacific region is expected to account for almost 45% of incremental global gas demand,” it said in its latest Global Gas Security Review, published on Thursday.
(Montel) European carbon prices slipped to six-month lows in Thursday trading as easing gas shortage concerns ahead of winter filtered into related markets, with some analysts anticipating further losses.
By: Laurence Walker
“My base-case scenario is still no flows next year, or a slim chance of them continuing,” said Yuriy Onyshkiv, a Kyiv-based gas market analyst at LSEG.
“The end of Russian transit flows via Ukraine could encourage the buyers affected to up their activity on AggregateEU, although they may find it as easy, or easier, to procure spot gas directly from EU hubs themselves,” said Jake Horslen, senior analyst at Energy Aspects.
“Coal plants have been pushed out of the merit order in 2023 and 2024 as a result of an increase in renewables and high CO2 prices,” said Andre Bosschaart, analytics manager at Montel Analytics.
“LNG is very important these days,” said Icis analyst Robert Songer, noting the biggest risks for supply this winter would be cold weather and major production outages. “We’ve been lucky for the last couple of years that we’ve had fairly mild winters,” he said, adding however a shift towards a
By: Laurence Walker
“This shows SPP is ready to live without Ukrainian transit,” Sergiy Makogon, Ukraine-based energy expert and former CEO of the country's gas transmission system operator (GTSOU), told Montel late on Wednesday.
By: Laurence Walker
Globally, underground gas storage capacity is set to grow by 14% by the end of the decade, with Europe increasingly reliant on such facilities, the group said in a report on Thursday.
By: Laurence Walker, Julia Demirdag
Gazprom Export would suspend “and thus reduce to 0%” its deliveries of natural gas under its Austrian supply contract with OMV Gas Marketing and Trading as of 06:00 CET on Saturday, it said in a statement.
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