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1. www.reuters.com › business › energyDon't get too excited about China's growing natural gas use

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   1 day ago · That total was 1.5% up from the same months in 2023, and for natural gas bulls was a sign of continued expansion of natural gas in China's electricity generation system following a 6.4% rise in ...

2. www.cmegroup.com › openmarkets › energyWhat China’s Growing Appetite for Natural Gas Means for World ...

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   Nov 6, 2023 · At a Glance. The IEA estimates that China’s share of active LNG contracts will double from 12% in 2021 to around 25% by 2030. China’s percentage of natural gas sourced from Russia is likely to increase further, with planned increases in pipeline capacity and possible new pipeline construction.

3. www.energypolicy.columbia.edu › inside-chinas-2023Inside China’s 2023 Natural Gas Development Report

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   Sep 11, 2023 · The Chinese government’s goal is to continue to supply more than half of China’s gas needs with domestic production. The China Natural Gas Development Report 2023, released in July, provides a window into how leading Chinese government agencies view Chinese and global gas markets.

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4. blogs.worldbank.org › en › opendataBubble trouble: what’s behind the highs and lows of natural ...

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   Feb 22, 2023 · The outlook for 2023 will depend on the speed of China’s reopening as well as LNG market dynamics. Natural gas prices saw large falls and were exceptionally volatile in the second half of 2022, driven by dynamics in the European markets.

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5. www.mckinsey.com › industries › oil-and-gasGlobal Energy Perspective 2023: Natural gas outlook

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Across scenarios, LNG demand is projected to grow by between 1.5 and 3.0 percent CAGR from 2023 to 2035, mainly driven by demand growth in the ASEAN and South Asia regions. In contrast, Europe is projected to see a gradual decline in LNG imports in line with overall gas demand.

6. www.energypolicy.columbia.edu › rising-productionRising Production, Consumption Show China is Gaining Ground ...

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   Oct 2, 2024 · The report projects that China will consume 420 – 425 bcm of gas in 2024, an increase of 6.5 – 7.7 percent over 2023. It also expects domestic gas production to reach 246 bcm, and imports to rise to 174-179 bcm.

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   How will China's reopening affect natural gas prices in 2023?

   • The outlook for 2023 will depend on the speed of China’s reopening as well as LNG market dynamics. Natural gas prices saw large falls and were exceptionally volatile in the second half of 2022, driven by dynamics in the European markets.

   Bubble trouble: what’s behind the highs and lows of natural gas markets?

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   Will natural gas prices go down in 2023?

   • Futures markets predict lower natural gas prices in 2023, but higher than the 2017-21 average until end-2026. This may change with the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, potential reductions in Russian pipeline exports to Europe (still 10% of Europe's supply), and increased global competition for LNG as China lifts its lockdown policies.

   Bubble trouble: what’s behind the highs and lows of natural gas markets?

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   Why did natural gas Bulls rise in 2023?

   • That total was 1.5% up from the same months in 2023, and for natural gas bulls was a sign of continued expansion of natural gas in China's electricity generation system following a 6.4% rise in gas-fired generation in 2023.

   Don't get too excited about China's growing natural gas use: Maguire

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   What happened to natural gas in China in 2022?

   • Consumption of natural gas in China fell by 1% in 2022 – the first annual decline in gas consumption in four decades, as the country’s zero-COVID strategy reduced economic activity. The fall in demand for natural gas in China was in line with global trends in 2022, with demand from Europe seeing its steepest drop on record.

   What China’s Growing Appetite for Natural Gas Means for World Markets

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   How will Asia's natural gas demand change in 2023?

   • Meanwhile, consumption in Asia eased by 2% on a combination of slower economic activity, a warmer winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and steep LNG price rises, according to the International Energy Agency. For the whole of 2023, projections for natural gas demand are mixed.

   What China’s Growing Appetite for Natural Gas Means for World Markets

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   Why did demand for natural gas fall in 2022?

   • The fall in demand for natural gas in China was in line with global trends in 2022, with demand from Europe seeing its steepest drop on record. Meanwhile, consumption in Asia eased by 2% on a combination of slower economic activity, a warmer winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and steep LNG price rises, according to the International Energy Agency.

   What China’s Growing Appetite for Natural Gas Means for World Markets

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8. www.bloomberg.com › opinion › articlesChina’s Messy Reopening Takes the Edge Off Dash for Gas

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   Jan 9, 2023 · China’s Messy Reopening Takes the Edge Off Dash for Gas. A rebound in LNG demand in 2023 is inevitable but likely to fall far short of 2021’s bumper levels — to Europe’s relief. Clara ...