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Could we be hitting natural gas limits already?

Could we be hitting natural gas limits already? Many countries have assumed that natural gas imports will be available for balancing electricity produced by intermittent wind and solar, whenever they are needed. The high natural gas import prices recently being encountered in Europe, and especially in the UK, appear to be an indication of an underlying problem. […]

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UK’s Fertilizer Crisis Spreads To EU After Another Firm Slashes Output

UK’s Fertilizer Crisis Spreads To EU After Another Firm Slashes Output Europe’s energy crisis has claimed another victim, with Austrian fertilizer producer Borealis AG slashing the output of ammonia after the cost of the primary feedstock, natural gas, compresses margins in an industry already facing tight supplies, according to Bloomberg. Borealis’ ammonia-producing plant uses natural gas […]

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Panic Hoarding Gasoline Begins As UK Plunges Towards “Winter Of Discontent”

Panic Hoarding Gasoline Begins As UK Plunges Towards “Winter Of Discontent” One day after oil giant BP warned about rationing gasoline and diesel at UK service stations, Brits began to panic buy fuel as the government tried to calm fears. Lines of cars and trucks are spilling over into the streets at service stations across the country. […]

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UK Tells People To Stop “Panic Buying” As “Winter Of Discontent” Fears Emerge

UK Tells People To Stop “Panic Buying” As “Winter Of Discontent” Fears Emerge UK politicians are in utter panic as similarities to the 1970s-style “winter of discontent” of shortages and socio-economic distress could rear its ugly head in the coming months, according to Reuters. A significant driver in what could very well be a hellacious winter […]

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UK Power Suppliers Halt Adding New Customers As Energy Crisis Worsens

UK Power Suppliers Halt Adding New Customers As Energy Crisis Worsens There’s a growing risk that a bankruptcy wave of power providers is nearing as several small firms stopped accepting new customers Tuesday amid a worsening energy crisis, according to Bloomberg. Ampower, Green, Igloo, NEO, and Utilita Energy posted notices on their websites earlier today that […]

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It’s all connected: The natural gas market and its casualties

It’s all connected: The natural gas market and its casualties Natural gas was supposed to be the so-called bridge fuel to the low-carbon renewable energy economy. It was abundant, cleaner to burn than oil and coal, and more and more available to anyone who wanted it as a global market in liquefied natural gas (LNG) […]

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Europe’s Soaring Natural Gas Prices To Persist For “Weeks To Come,” IEA Warns

Europe’s Soaring Natural Gas Prices To Persist For “Weeks To Come,” IEA Warns IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol delivered some unwelcoming news for commercial and residential natural gas buyers during an interview on Bloomberg TV Friday morning. He said European natural gas prices might push higher in the coming weeks as the heating season begins. “We may still […]

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Natural gas: SSE Airtricity to increase prices by 21.8%

Natural gas: SSE Airtricity to increase prices by 21.8% IMAGE SOURCE,REUTERS SSE Airtricity will increase its natural gas prices for households and businesses by 21.8% from October. The company says the change will add £112 on to the typical average household bill. SSE Airtricity has 178,000 customers in Northern Ireland. Tariffs are scrutinised and approved […]

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Chevron CEO Warns “New Dynamics” To Boost Energy Prices Amid Global Supply Crunch

Chevron CEO Warns “New Dynamics” To Boost Energy Prices Amid Global Supply Crunch Soaring energy prices are stoking new concerns about a stagflationary environment of high prices and waning economic growth. Natural gas prices in Europe and the US are through the roof, and WTI futures are over $70 per barrel. Chevron Corp.’s CEO Mike […]

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The Nitrogen Bomb: fossil-fueled fertilizers keep billions of us alive

The Nitrogen Bomb: fossil-fueled fertilizers keep billions of us alive Preface. There are two articles below that explain why natural gas fertilizers are keeping at least 4 billion of us alive today.  If you’re interested in this topic, here are a few more to read: Erisman JW, Sutton MA, Galloway J, et al (2008) How […]

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Iran’s Huge Caspian Gas Find Is A Geopolitical Gamechanger

Iran’s Huge Caspian Gas Find Is A Geopolitical Gamechanger Iran last week revealed a huge new gas deposit located in the Iranian sector of the Caspian Sea. The ‘Chalous’ structure is to be developed with the intention of forming a new gas hub in northern Iran to complement the southern gas hub centred on the […]

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BC’s Methane Emissions Are Double What Government Thought: Study

BC’s Methane Emissions Are Double What Government Thought: Study The province’s own research has found flaws in how natural gas was detected and measured. Premier John Horgan in Kitimat announcing LNG Canada’s $40 billion investment in 2018. At the time, BC said fracked gas fit its climate action goals, but a new study doubles emissions […]

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Vancouver Council Votes Against Delay for Climate Emergency Plan

Vancouver Council Votes Against Delay for Climate Emergency Plan City bylaw will require new homes built after Jan. 1 to use zero-emissions heat and hot water systems, effectively banning natural gas hookups. ‘What’s clear to me after years of doing climate work is that climate delay is the same as climate denial,’ said Coun. Christine […]

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Vancouver Council Pushed to Weaken Climate Emergency Plan

Vancouver Council Pushed to Weaken Climate Emergency Plan An industry group wants the city to delay a deadline for shifting from natural gas in new homes. At least one councillor says no. Photo by Mark Bonica, Creative Commons license CC BY 2.0. A natural gas lobby group could delay action on a pillar of the City of […]

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Spare production capacity to erode in absence of fresh investments, warns IEA

Spare production capacity to erode in absence of fresh investments, warns IEA Middle East to dominate 2021-2026 supply growth, US rise to be modest Effective spare capacity could shrink to lowest since 2016 Supply growth to slow on spending cuts, project delays, demand uncertainty London — The world’s oil production capacity is expected to slow in […]

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