Natural Gas
The Energy for Today and the Future
Global Gas Insights presents a broad overview of the significant contribution natural gas can make in meeting global energy challenges – economically, environmentally and, in meeting energy security goals. This edition also contains a special section on methane emissions, and the opportunities that their further reductions present for the industry.
May 23-27, 2022
Daegu, South Korea
Global Wholesale Gas Price Survey 2021
The IGU launched the wholesale price surveys in 2005. These reports series…
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World LNG Report 2021
The 12th annual World LNG Report looks back at an extraordinary year…
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Transitions toward Clean and Reliable Power Systems. A Case Study from Ontario, Canada.
Ontario has extreme weather-related peak demand conditions in both summer and winter,…
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IGU 2021 World LNG Report Summary
Published on June 3, 2021IGU 2021 World LNG Report Summary
Global Presentation of the 2021 Worls LNG Report
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Webinar: The role of gas on the road to recovery (Western edition)
Uploaded on April 13, 2021 1:00:16
Webinar: Role of Gas on the Road to Recovery (Eastern edition)
Uploaded on April 13, 2021 1:12:32Global Presentation of the 2021 Worls LNG Report
Webinar: The role of gas on the road to recovery (Western edition)
Webinar: Role of Gas on the Road to Recovery (Eastern edition)
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@TheEconomist the hits nail on the head when considering challenges of #EU energy. Always easier to look to blame others rather than be truly objective about systemic challenges. Europe’s gas crisis can’t be laid at the door of any single actor. #ONGT https://www.economist.com/europe/2021/10/16/it-is-tempting-to-blame-foreigners-for-europes-gas-crisis
@TheEconomist on gas’s unique value in #energy & #sustainability dynamics “Many countries, particularly in Asia, need [#gas]to be a bridge fuel in the 2020s and 2030s, shifting to it as they ditch coal but before renewables have ramped up. #ONGT https://www.economist.com/leaders/2021/10/16/the-first-big-energy-shock-of-the-green-era
“One of the most sensible, economically-viable way to achieve sustained #energy market stability, inclusive economic growth and #SDGs is to consider #NaturalGas as destination fuel” HE Yury Sentyurin, #GECF SecGen at the International Energy Organisations’ Panel at #REW2021