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Spain s entanglement in Morocco-Algeria dispute highlights the limits of European gas integration [Gas in Transition]

There are limits to what short-term relief can be provided for the Spanish and Moroccan markets, but both countries ought to be planning now for the 2022-2023 heating season. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 8]

Australian LNG capacity snarled by repairs: press

Facing winter shortages, Moldova accept gas from Poland

Turning away from Russia, Moldova seeks EU energy aid

Gazprom touts green credentials

Gazprom touts green credentials Summary Gazprom has also pointed out in the past that its measured and verified methane emissions are among the lowest in the gas industry. by: Joseph Murphy Posted in: Gazprom touts green credentials Russia s Gazprom estimates that its natural gas supplies to Europe have a significantly smaller carbon footprint than competing LNG shipments, the company said in a presentation on May 18. Gazprom s gas supplies to Europe via the Nord Stream and TurkStream pipelines have a carbon footprint of only 6.3 and 7.8 grams of CO 2 equivalent/MJ of energy, the company said. The estimates cover the production, treatment and pipeline transport of the gas.

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