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U.S. LNG greenhouse gas emissions lower than coal?

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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The case of coal in China’s energy policy

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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Economic impact of South Africa’s coal sector

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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India’s coal imports reach 4 month high

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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Mixed signals for international coal prices

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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Petcoke market review India

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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Coal fired power generation at all time high

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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The Clean vs Dark Spread: Asian Power Mix and Energy Transition

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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International coal prices continue upward trend

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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USA: Study favours replacing Coal Plants with Nuclear Plants

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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International coal prices corrected downward

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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Petcoke Prices Update – April 23

A new study (by the LNG industry) shows that lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. LNG are significantly lower than coal and pipeline gas resources being used by nations in Asia. The four-year study, commissioned by US industry body LNG Allies, has been released against the backdrop of a halt to LNG export approvals announced by the US Government in late January. The research tracks lifecycle emissions from US LNG from upstream production, through liquefication, shipping and then use in power generation in China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. It compares these emissions against those of coal and pipeline […]

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