The CeraWeek conference in Houston grabbed a chunk of top afternoon headlines this week as delegates convened each day to take soundings, and express disagreement at world developments, ranging from the Biden LNG pause to the pressing deadlines looming over the 2050 net zero goals.
On the home front, Gas Matters Today had a few more special nuggets: an analyst indicated the potential that Namibia may be better on the gas front than Guyana. A Genser VP also told us about the challenging lending environment in Africa; separately, Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz, lead energy analyst at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis, warned Europe's heavy leaning on LNG could prove costly.
In other developments, Tellurian informed the market of its decision to explore a sale, and Shell installed 30-year-veteran as EVP on the back of Steve Hill's departure — here's your catchup service for the top headlines this week:
Namibia may hold more gas potential than Guyana, analyst says
Energean's 200% production hike bolstered by Karish’s natural gas output
Germany’s Stade onshore LNG terminal set for 2027 start-up as backers take FID
Consortium backed by Japan’s JERA and IKEA retailer wins Norway’s first offshore wind auction
Italy-Tunisia power link among Terna’s top priorities for 2024-28
Challenging lending environment preventing renewables uptake in sub-Saharan Africa, says Genser VP
Masdar ups US renewables portfolio with with 50% stake in Terra-Gen
NewMed expects FID on Jordan-North Export Pipeline expansion by end-June
Shell names veteran Greg Joiner as EVP in reshuffle amid Steve Hill's departure
Texas LNG aims for 2024 FID as it agrees 20-year offtake with Gunvor
SEFE secures second long-term LNG import agreement after signing HoA with ADNOC
Tellurian asks Lazard to explore potential sale as CEO resigns
Macquarie-backed WaveCrest calls for market feedback ahead of Q3 Teesside LNG capacity auction
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