Smart Energy International

FEBRUARY 1, 2022

The strong growth in demand in 2021 was driven by the economic recovery that followed 2020’s lockdowns and a succession of extreme weather events. Supply could not keep up with demand and this, coupled with unexpected outages, led to tight markets and steep price increases. Price squeeze in the global gas market.

Natural gas 52

Natural gas Asia South America Africa 52

R-Squared Energy

DECEMBER 27, 2023

There were major geopolitical events, but they didn’t impact the energy markets the way they did a year ago. should also set a natural gas production record this year, and exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) will reach a new high. is on a growth trajectory that could see it become the world’s top LNG exporter this year.

Energy 60

Energy Energy Fossil fuels Natural gas 60

Andrew Winston

JANUARY 4, 2023

Inflation, supply chain problems, the first war in Europe in 80 years, and much more came together to challenge us all. For its part, the EU just passed a cross-border tax on carbon , which could have enormous ramifications for industries all over the world and help establish a global carbon price. It’s a labor of love and pain.

Sustainability 88

Sustainability Fossil fuels Climate change Policy 88