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All the main players are growing their #LNG portfolios. They are building out supply positions, signing sales agreements and integrating across the LNG value chain. With LNG playing a growing role, it is vital to understand who the biggest players in the market are and how their strategies differ. We've delivered an in-depth analysis and forward-looking insights into the evolving portfolios and strategies of key LNG players: https://okt.to/2mfBID

#Electricitydemand is set to surge over the coming decades as addressing #climatechange becomes a key focus for societies globally and the energy transition advances. At the same time, traditional #fossilfuel powered generation will increasingly be phased out in favour of renewable sources. On the face of it, that’s good news for #powermarkets, but the rising use of #renewables has added a new factor into the supply-demand equation: the intermittency of renewable energy. Our experts explore how to address risk from the intermittency of renewable energy in power markets today: https://okt.to/4vD78x

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TMX marks a new chapter for Western Canadian markets, with the significant expansion unlocking new westbound capacity to Pacific Basin markets. With #TMX operations still in the early stages, many questions remain. Read on, as we explore the short-term and long-term effects of the TMX pipeline: https://okt.to/OmscI4

The election in November will have significant consequences for US #energy. Uncertainty is already affecting some sectors. Read Ed Crooks’ view on how Biden’s exit shakes up the US presidential race in this week’s #EnergyPulse: https://okt.to/uUpnvj Plus: - Is it time for a global climate bank? - The UK faces increased rainfall in a warming world - Chart of the week: Clearing obstacles to the circular economy

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Is a global carbon price the key to fair trade? Can global trade reform drive climate action? In this week's episode of The Energy Gang, Ed Crooks is joined by Amy Myers-Jaffe, Director of the NYU SPS Energy, Climate Justice, and Sustainability Lab, and Dan Esty, Hill House Professor of Environmental Law and Policy at Yale University. Together, they explore how international trade rules can be the foundation for global cooperation in the energy transition. Dan argues that the trade system may be the best way to ensure that businesses globally move together towards a clean energy future without competitive disadvantages. Trade rules can enforce environmental standards globally and encourage the adoption of low-carbon technologies. Join us as we delve into the economic opportunities a reformed trade system can offer and its potential for investment in developing countries. Listen now and subscribe to the Energy Gang on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or on the Wood Mac website: https://okt.to/QeGRUS

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Climate transition plans are increasingly shifting from recommendation to requirement. What do these plans entail? How do they differ from decarbonisation goals and targets? And what do companies need to do to get ready? Read an overview: https://okt.to/YN4erg