FLAME Conference 2023 Day 1
Key Takeaways: There is a general consensus at the conference that demand destruction is expected to be slower than what is stated such policy as RepowerEU. This is aligned with what RBAC has stated since 22Q3 that our expected reduction of European demand is slower than IEA’s scenarios due to execution risk of policy targets. […]
Hydrogen Opportunities for the Natural Gas Sector
Source: Adobe Stock HYDROGEN AS AN ENERGY SOURCE: The hydrogen sector development in recent years has created significant opportunities and challenges for the LNG value chain. Hydrogen is seen as a clean and versatile energy carrier with the potential to decarbonize various sectors such as transportation, industry, and power generation. As such, it is seen […]
Spring Highlights in Global Gas and LNG
We have had more than just warm weather and spring flowers, the Global Gas team here at RBAC wanted to give some highlights on what’s happening in the market. Source: GIE, Thierry_bros on Twitter GLOBAL SHIFT: The global gas market is experiencing a significant shift as North America increases its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports […]
Can Methane Emissions Impact the Future of the LNG trade?
Source: Adobe Stock METHANE EMISSIONS TRACKING: As most of the methane emission impact occurs upstream to the liquefaction part of the value chain, which emphasize that the source of the LNG cargo matters as far as the methane emission is considered. As countries and industries focus more on mitigating climate change, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, […]
LNG Flow Scenarios Under Energy Transition
The natural gas market has been at a critical moment of change in recent years. This study first highlights the trends, uncertainties, and challenges faced by the global gas market from the LNG value chain to macroeconomics, then further address the question: what will this mean for the global gas market and LNG trade going […]
