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PNG gas ambitions a high-stakes gamble
22 May 2023 (IEEFA Australia): Backers of Papua New Guinea (PNG)’s second proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project face significant risks on two fronts: the failure to attract any sales or supply agreements for its gas, and the fact it…
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IEEFA comments on Mexico Pacific Limited application to expand LNG operations
The recent application to expand export and re-export operations by Mexico Pacific Limited LLC relies on outdated studies and assumptions about long-term LNG demand growth.
Public Comment
IEEFA Comments: Venture Global Plaquemines LNG expansion proposal
The IEEFA comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) notes omitted and outdated issues with the proposal, including an increased construction schedule, increased staffing levels, and the changing demand for additional LNG…
Report
India needs to increase renewables tender issuance to meet clean energy targets
16 February (IEEFA India & JMK Research): Variable renewable energy tenders issued annually in India have fallen from 40 gigawatts (GW) in 2019 to about 28GW in 2022.
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New North Sea exploration licenses pose a threat to UK’s future energy security
UK oil and gas production has fallen, and the country is unlikely to ever become self-sufficient for fossil energy again. Still, the UK continues to sell offshore oil and gas leases, claiming it will secure the country’s energy supply
Analysis
IEEFA Comments: Environmental assessment for proposed Louisiana LNG project
IEEFA comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission about omissions in an analysis of a proposed Louisiana LNG project raise questions about its potential
Report
Legacy automakers can make or break Indonesia’s EV ambition
6 February (IEEFA Asia): Electric vehicles (EVs) in Indonesia have captured headlines, most recently during the G20 Bali Summit last November.
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India’s G20 presidency is an opportunity for green hydrogen leadership
India, with its green hydrogen leadership ambitions, can influence the pace and direction of the hydrogen agenda during its G20 presidency.
Analysis
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) boom in Europe isn’t all good news for U.S. exporters
U.S. imports to Europe topped White House targets by mid-August
Analysis
Unaffordable fuel prices stall Asia’s LNG expansion
Less LNG demand growth in Asia could mean that fewer LNG import projects are necessary; and in many emerging markets, these projects are already experiencing delays and cancellations.
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