Penny Sukhraj is an Editor at Gas Matters Today. She specializes in energy and mining, finance, and commodities, with a keen focus on markets and business leaders. Penny's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications including Financial News, Private Equity News, Sunday Times, MarketWatch, and Gas Strategies.
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After all the build-up, and numerous rumours that some fudge might be cooked up in the dying days of 2024, supplies of Russia pipeline gas to Europe
By: Penny Sukhraj
Gazprom could face considerable revenue loss from halt of supplies through Ukraine Re-routing options look limited as TurkStream flows are near full capacity
Energy and carbon prices rose across the board on Thursday after the public holidays on New Year's Day that meant some markets were closed.
US natural gas prices floundered on Friday after bearish storage data from the Energy Information Administration and indications that forecasts of a big freeze in January may have been overdone.
By: Penny Sukhraj
Ban on new oil and gas leasing announced by the Biden administration on Monday Set to affect the Atlantic coast, the Pacific coast and the eastern Gulf of Mexico
European natural gas prices fell sharply on Monday in a strong indication that markets are proving resilient to the cessation of Russian pipeline gas supplies through Ukraine, at least from an overall perspective.
Crude oil prices closed at their highest levels in months yesterday after a fortnight during which price rises have vastly outnumbered price falls.
Purveyors of baked beans, beer, and data centres to benefit from carbon-cutting funding Grants awarded to 25 firms in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland
European natural gas prices continued their robust decline on Wednesday, underscoring perceptions that worries about the cessation of Russian pipeline
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