Asia Natural Gas & Energy Association

September marked two years as ANGEA CEO for Paul Everingham. In his Quarterly Q&A, he looks back on his biggest learnings so far and the challenges and opportunities in taking Asia's energy messages to the world. Read the full interview: https://bit.ly/3A9t5UT #energytransition #energysecurity #lng #naturalgas #decarbonisation #decarbonization

This kind of collaboration between countries will be critical to the success of the energy transition in Asia. It's increasingly clear that Asia's future will involve large-scale CO2 transactions across borders, in addition to trade of energy. The establishment of cross-border CCS value chains is central to a major policy project being undertaken by ANGEA members - which will design a whole-of-region framework to guide bilateral and commercial agreements. Learn more about our project: https://bit.ly/3R3Vem3 #ccs #carboncapture #energytransition #energysecurity #decarbonisation #decarbonization

As the countdown continues to COP29 Azerbaijan, ANGEA Senior Advisor Neil Theobald looks at the biggest talking points for the annual climate forum. As he writes in The Energy Diary, a collision looms between global ambitions and what is truly achievable. Read Neil's full article: https://bit.ly/4eHfof1 #energytransition #decarbonization #decarbonisation #energysecurity

India's largest gas-pipeline utility, GAIL (India) Limited, is hopeful of securing a new LNG deal of at least 10 years by the end of 2024. Gail expects that its LNG demand will at least double by 2030, in a pointer towards strong growth in use by Indian industry and an increasing role in power generation. #lng #naturalgas #energysecurity #energytransition

Our regular wrap of the energy news you need to know! Featured this week: ▪️ Singapore reveals plans for a floating LNG import terminal, as the Energy Market Authority (EMA) announces funding for CCS feasibility studies. ▪️ Joe McMonigle and the IEF - International Energy Forum reflect on natural gas as a "destination fuel." ▪️ Woodside Energy enters into a hydrogen supply arrangement with Keppel Data Centres. ▪️ Australia's second CCS project up and running for Santos Ltd and Beach Energy Ltd. ▪️ New Japan-Australia CCS value chain starts to take shape ▪️ India's GAIL (India) Limited eyes a new long-term LNG deal ▪️ ANGEA's Paul Everingham and Neil Theobald look ahead to COP29 Azerbaijan. ▪️ National Association of Manufacturers - NAM analyses the value of the LNG export industry to US economies and communities #lng #naturalgas #energytransition #energysecurity #decarbonisation #decarbonization

ANGEA CEO Paul Everingham takes a look ahead to COP29 in his latest Quarterly Q&A. A clear opportunity exists, he says, for a far more definitive endorsement of the role of gas in ensuring energy security and reducing emissions - particularly in the case of emerging Asia. Read the full interview: https://bit.ly/3A9t5UT #lng #naturalgas #energysecurity #energytransition #decarbonisation #decarbonization

Good to see Singapore continuing to explore development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) as part of its long-term decarbonisation plans. The country's Energy Market Authority (EMA) will co-fund CCS feasibility studies proposed by power generation companies and energy firms, with a focus on two pathways - post-combustion carbon capture for combined-cycle gas turbines and pre-combustion carbon capture to produce hydrogen for power generation. #carboncapture #ccs #decarbonisation #energytransition #decarbonization

ANGEA Senior Advisor Neil Theobald takes a wide-ranging look at COP29, in the latest edition of The Energy Diary. Conversations about finance will be at the top of the agenda - from funding climate change mitigation and adaptation initiatives, to conversations about compensatory measures and questions about the cost of renewable energy rollouts in both developed and emerging economies. Read the full column: https://bit.ly/4eHfof1 #energytransition #decarbonisation #decarbonization #energysecurity

In addition to the very significant contributions it makes to energy security and decarbonisation of power generation in Asia, US LNG exports are also vital for job creation and community investment at home. Research by the National Association of Manufacturers - NAM has found that total jobs supported throughout the US economy by the country's LNG industry could grow to 900,0000 by 2044, with associated tax and royalty contributions of as much as $47 billion available to benefit communities. Certainty around the policy environment for future LNG export production is critical at both ends of the US-Asia energy trading relationship. Access the full NAM study: https://bit.ly/4fdJq9P #lng #naturalgas #energysecurity #energytransition

"For too long, [natural gas] was seen as a temporary bridge. Today, I stand before you to say gas is not just a bridge—it is a destination." Strong and relevant words from IEF - International Energy Forum Secretary-General Joe McMonigle at Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW). Natural gas will be an essential part of energy systems around the world for decades to come, as a much lower-emission alternative to coal for power generation and a feedstock for producing low-carbon hydrogen. #naturalgas #energytransition #lng #energysecurity #decarbonisation #decarbonization