Via Institute for Energy Economics & Financial Analysis. The worsening supply-demand outlook in Australia’s eastern states ...

Countries in the European Union spent an estimated €6.3bn ($6.6bn) on Russian LNG imports between January and November 2024, ...

Europe’s decreasing gas demand calls into question a scramble to build new LNG import terminals, but leeway remains to ...

Europe’s LNG imports fell 19% in 2024 with gas demand at an 11-year low amid demand reduction policies and renewable energy deployment, according to IEEFA.EU LNG demand is forecasted to increase in ...

In a Jan. 21 post from Valley City, Ohio-based Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), Soroush Basirat of that research firm writes, “A range of problems are likely to severely ...

France is the primary recipient of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imported from Russia in Europe, AFP reported, citing data from ...

European LNG imports fell by 19% in 2024 as gas consumption was at an 11-year low, thanks in part to renewable energy ...

Europe's LNG terminals are not even operating at half capacity. And a new report shows that this is clearly not enough to ...

Member states collectively spent €36 billion on LNG imports before December 2024, with nearly half of the money going to the ...

European LNG imports fell 19% in 2024 with gas consumption at an 11-year low but more Russian LNG continued to enter Europe, ...

according to a new joint report by IEEFA and auctusESG. The report says that in developing and emerging economies, commercial financiers are mostly backing utility-scale wind and solar projects at ...

About the authors: Vibhuti Garg is director for South Asia at IEEFA. She focuses on promoting sustainable development through policy intervention on energy pricing, new technology, subsidy reform ...