Australian LNG under threat in China market – News for the Energy Sector

Australia, which is profiting from surging gas prices in Asia, remains the largest liquefied natural gas supplier to North Asia. “Chinese buyers have been very active this year in securing long-term LNG contracts, primarily with the US and Qatar, but not with Australia. In October it was the largest supplier to China, Japan, Korea, and […]

Woodside grabs foothold in US hydrogen market – News for the Energy Sector

Woodside has secured a lease and option to purchase 94 acres of vacant land in Ardmore, Oklahoma, to underpin future development of its proposed H2OK project. Woodside has completed preliminary design of the modular, scalable production facility and is evaluating tenders to enable commencement of front-end engineering design before the end of this year. …Read […]

Cashing in on capturing carbon – News for the Energy Sector

Further out, though, carbon molecules do have value, for instance in the production of carbon nanotubes or methanol production. Trading schemes, such as the EU ETS, will do much to highlight the commercial appeal of companies taking steps to manage their emissions. Delta aims to help reduce company’s emissions exposure but also develop new credits […]

Shell’s carbon offset claims show task ahead for COP26 – Energy Voice

Thousands of delegates will gather in Glasgow in a few days for United Nations talks aimed at staving off catastrophic climate change. But the important work has become mired in controversy because financial backers sometimes make unrealistic claims about the environmental savings the projects deliver — and use that as a license to justify ongoing […]

China’s carbon market set to miss target to start trading

It’s unclear when the market will begin operating, a spokesperson with the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange, which will host trading, said Monday. Trading won’t now happen until after July 1 because of a lack of organization, according to a person familiar with its development. The Ministry of Ecology and Environment, which oversees the carbon […]

Power purchase agreement downward trend expected to be temporary

At government level, the impact that CPPA deployment by significant energy consumers can have on hitting national and multinational renewable energy and emissions targets, has not gone unnoticed. CPPAs invariably contain requirements on the generator to provide evidence that the electricity is from a renewable or clean source, for example through the use of guarantees […]