Soaring costs curb enthusiasm for US LNG
A wartime push for new greenfield liquefaction projects is running into inflationary headwinds that could further dampen European appetite…
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Seb Kennedy
Seb Kennedy is founding editor of Energy Flux, an independent newsletter all about the energy transition. Seb has written about energy markets since 2008 for a variety of industry publications and energy consultancies.
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Opinion: Europe’s wartime dash for LNG complicates US-China trade
Replacing Europe’s Russian gas with US liquefied natural gas could come at the expense of US-China bilateral trade.
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Opinion: Don’t demonise decarbonisation
Many factors left Europe woefully dependent on Russian gas. Wind and solar energy are not chief among them.
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Opinion: Hydrogen unlikely to be Ukraine’s energy saviour
Ukraine’s domestic gas industry failed to launch. Why would hydrogen be any different?
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Brazil’s onshore oil renaissance: From stranded assets to spectacular returns?
A new wave of independent players could make a lot of money from mature oil and gas assets in…
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Opinion: Why aren’t investors piling in to build new LNG projects?
Energy transition risks are holding up investments in additional LNG export plants in the US, despite the current record-high…
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Opinion: Liberalisation and decarbonisation are a recipe for volatility
Market-based pricing for gas saved EU consumers billions – until this winter's energy crunch came along. Europe’s exposure to…
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EU Commission fails to grasp the methane nettle
A first-ever EU legislative proposal on methane emissions in the energy sector fails to address imports – and thereby…
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