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GECF holds high-level meeting ahead of COP29 in Baku
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Global gas drilling activity declines amidst low prices and regional trends
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Tight gas market conditions to persist until 2026 – GECF
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Europe’s gas production projected to decrease as of 2023
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Global LNG exports reach new heights in September
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Europe's LNG imports hit lowest levels since 2021
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Pipeline natural gas imports to EU plummet
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Global liquefaction capacity addition set to decline
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Global regasification capacity can reach record high in 2023
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Upstream oil and gas investment to exceed pre-pandemic levels
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Global energy market to see surge in carbon capture portfolio
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Discovered volumes of gas & liquids to decrease in 2023
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Norwegian pipeline exports won’t demonstrate further significant gains in 2023
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Global oil, gas investment to rise further in 2023
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Gas demand in Europe to record decline in 2023
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Global gas, LNG spot prices may face headwinds in 2023 – GECF
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GECF reveals forecasts for investments needed to cover gas demand
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Natural gas to play an even more crucial role in future, says GECF
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Number of LNG export cargoes down
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Global LNG reloads reach highest level since January 2018
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Volume of gas in Europe’s storages exceeds 5-year historical average
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GECF revises down global natural gas production forecast
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Natural gas may further penetrate in petrochemical sector
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High prices can spur investment in gas industry, lead to demand destruction