In this week’s LNG Wrap, Patricia Roberts asks “What’s next?” in a week that has seen gas prices rise to over $100/ MMBtu and then fall by $25/MMBtu. Join us for a roundup of news and insights.

This week Patricia Roberts' theme considers “Difficult but not drastic?” a comment made by the German economy minister. As TTF prices rise significantly - we review what’s happening. 

Join Patricia Roberts as we work through the key headlines of the week affecting European and Asian spot markets as hit new highs on prices and fears on supply concerns further down the curve.

In our latest podcast, Julian Walker the Editor-in-Chief of Energy Connects, spoke to Will Foiles Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Project Canary about the growing use of ESG assessment in the energy sector and what Project Canary is doing differently in this space.

Patricia Roberts works through the news and trends pointing out that faltering energy supply from droughts and hot weather is creating a ripple effect in Europe and Asia with spot prices rising. On the longer horizon, LNG growth development looks promising.

This week, Patricia Roberts looks at the challenge of making energy demand fit current supply, and the forward developments in the LNG business which are going to improve supplies over the next 5 years.

This week, Patricia Roberts tackles the theme of “Action - Reaction”, as we chart through the weekly news of falling Russian pipeline flows, voluntary plans to reduce demand, soaring spot prices and new term deals. 

This week, Patricia Roberts wraps up the weekly news around the theme of “In the Hot Seat”. She covers short term gas/ LNG supply demand imbalances, rising prices, hot weather, and intentions to cut demand, but also good LNG developments on the horizon.

Julian Walker, Editor-in-Chief of Energy Connects, talks to Bjorn Otto Sverdrup, The Chair of the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative's (OGCI) Executive Committee about its zero methane emissions initiative and why this represents a shift change for the oil and gas industry.

We also touch on what new technologies will play a role in n helping the industry reduce methane emissions.

The United States is the number one exporter of LNG for the year 2022, but will that sustain. In this episode, Energy Connects talks to Wayne Ackerman, a global energy expert on the future of the LNG market in North America, specifically the United States. Ackerman discusses what are the stakes for exporting further LNG to Europe as the European Union looks to decrease its dependence on Russia’s gas. The expert also discuss what the future of the LNG market looks like as the American continent exports more.