💥Energy Flux💥 Monday, 29th March 2021
RELAUNCH SPECIAL: Hydrogen spares LNG latecomers’ blushes 😳, EU throws lifeline to gas investment 🆘 + *much* more 🚀
Rather a lot has happened in the energy world since Energy Flux went into hibernation in January. This special relaunch edition catches up on some of the most pertinent developments, so is a bit longer than weekday editions will usually be. Here goes!
In today’s issue:
Hydrogen spares blushes of LNG latecomers
Chinese LNG spree highlights scale of net zero challenge
US LNG project fails on economics, not environmental impacts
EU taxonomy rejig throws lifeline to gas-fired power investments
EU carbon border tax heralds stronger CO2 price – bad news for coal
Under the radar (transition stories you might have missed)
Hydrogen spares LNG latecomers’ blushes😳
First up, Saudi state oil company Saudi Aramco is apparently skipping long-held hopes of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) in favour of hydrogen. Jumping on the hydrogen bandwagon allows Aramco to spin a growth narrative around its underutilised natural gas reserves. Most conventional Saudi gas is reinjec…
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