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Natural gas downstream market in India : an overview

Alok Aditya; Krishna Raj - 2025

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The dynamic relationship between natural gas and commodity prices through the Russian-Ukrainian crisis framework

Amamou, Souhir Amri; Bargaoui, Saoussen Aguir; Ifa, Adel - 2026

This paper aims to investigate the sensitivity of the gas market: Russian Natural Gas and Liquefied Gas, to other … prices of Russian Natural Gas, Liquefied Natural Gas, WTI, Brent, Gold, Silver, Corn, and Coffee over the period January 1 … highlight that the agricultural market is the main driver of the natural gas market's evolution, both in the short and long term …

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Unlocking the potential of small-scale LNG in MENA : SWOT analysis to assess strategic positioning in the region

Hamdani, Sid Ahmed; Shabaneh, Rami - 2026

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European traded gas hubs : resilience in the face of adversity

Heather, Patrick - 2026

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Global Natural gas market integration : the role of LNG trade and infrastructure constraints

Farag, Markos; Jeddi, Samir; Kopp, Jan Hendrik - 2025

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Flaring from oil and gas upstream operations : is it a lost cause?

Stern, Jonathan P. - 2026

In 2024, globally flared gas volumes rose to the highest level since 2007, while associated gas flared per barrel of oil produced remained largely unchanged for the previous fifteen years. This was, to say the least, very disappointing given that every publication on flaring for the past two...

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What drives drilling up and prices down? : a structural vector autoregressive model of the U.S. natural gas market

Winkler, Valentin - 2023

drilling (i.e. investment) for natural gas production, natural gas withdrawals, economic activity and natural gas prices in the … United States. The results show that the reaction of drilling to an unexpected change in natural gas prices depends on the …-side factors were more important than supply-side factors in explaining the 85% drop in natural gas prices from June 2008 to April …

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What drives drilling up and prices down? A structural vector autoregressive model of the U.S. natural gas market

Winkler, Valentin - 2023

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Forecasting the LNG manufacturing price index from a supply and demand perspective : the case of Peoples Republic of China

Pan, Kai; Xie, Xiang; Zhang, Tian; Sun, Renjin; Li, Huihui - 2025

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The global outlook for gas demand in a $ 6 world

Fulwood, Mike; Honoré, Anouk; Meidan, Michal; Bakshi, Parul - 2025

The long-expected wave of LNG supply is now almost upon us, and is expected to outstrip the rise in demand for LNG. Spot prices, in European and Asian markets, may respond to the overhang of supply by moving to more short-run pricing – as was seen in 2019 and 2020 – and, as a result, prices...

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A complementary perspective on legitimation in regional development : the crisis of acceptance of liquefied natural gas (LNG) on the touristic island of Rügen

Buika, Ihar; Schiller, Daniel - 2025

against the liquefied natural gas terminal on the island Rügen demonstrates that strong recourse to the rational legitimation …

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