According to a new report by MJMEnergy, LNG will potentially overtake pipeline gas as the dominant form of international gas trade by 2035. Among its ...

Iran and Qatar could soon retreat from their near dominance of the Asia-Pacific condensate market as domestic downstream expansion absorbs more of the...

CONTENTS110  IP Week - The Rt Hon Malcolm Rifkind QC, MP addresses the Institute of Petroleum Annual Dinner118  Kenneth T Derr discusses the...

Now sitting in its permanent location 2km west of the Culzean platform, 220km off the eastern coast of Scotland, it will supply approximately 20% of t...

On 21 July IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said: ‘The escalation in hostilities affecting the Strait of Hormuz and energy infrastructure in the reg...

Rystad Energy reports that a 35mn t LNG supply shortfall is forcing gas-dependent utilities to operate existing coal plants more. This practice is sup...

This month’s issue of Petroleum Review looks at the potential role that technology might play in helping the oil and gas sector meet the skills gap an...

New research from Wood Mackenzie concludes that Southeast Asia’s gas-fired power pipeline is increasingly constrained, as project delivery struggles t...