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Anstieg der LNG-Importe in der EU.

Mit der Inbetriebnahme neuer LNG-Anlagen haben sich die US-amerikanischen LNG-Exporte 2019 verdoppelt

Neue LNG-Anlagen, die 2018 und 2019 in Betrieb genommen wurden, haben zu einem Anstieg der LNG-Exporte in den USA (+97 %), in Russland (+61 %) und in Australien (+11 %) beigetragen.
Die meisten LNG-Exporte gingen nach Asien, wobei die asiatischen Importe 2019 nur um 1 % zugenommen haben, da der Anstieg der Importe in China und Indien (+12 % und +14 %) durch einen Rückgang der Importe in Japan und Südkorea (jeweils -7 %) aufgrund der konkurrierenden Kernenergie und erneuerbaren Energien im Energiesektor kompensiert wurde.
Die EU meldete eine Zunahme ihrer LNG-Importe um 52 % mit einem sprunghaften Anstieg von über 140 % im Vereinigten Königreich und den Niederlanden sowie von über 50 % in Spanien (hoher Bedarf im Energiesektor zum Ausgleich der sinkenden Stromerzeugung durch Wasserkraft und Kohle).

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15
Jan

China's crude oil imports rose by 7.3% to 10.9 mb/d in 2020

According to the General Administration of Customs, China’s crude oil imports increased by 7.3% in 2020 to 542 Mt (10.85 mb/d), boosted by low prices and the start-up of new refineries. The country increased the first batch of crude oil import quotas for non-state companies by 18% to 122.6 Mt in 2021, reflecting the increased capacity of private refiners. In addition, China’s gas imports, including LNG, rose by 5.3% to 101.7 Mt, as a harsh winter and a quick economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic boosted demand.

14
Jan

Russia's electricity consumption declined by 2.3% in 2020

According to the Russian power transmission system operator SO UPS, electricity consumption in the Unified Energy System (UES) of Russia decreased by 2.4% in 2020. Electricity consumption in Russia as a whole declined by 2.3% in 2020. Electricity generation in Russia in 2020 amounted to 1,064 TWh, which is 3% less than in 2019. Power plants in the UES produced 1,047 TWh (-3.1%), with thermal accounting for 53% of the total, nuclear for 21% and hydropower for 20%. Power plants for industrial enterprises accounted for 6% of total generation in the UES.

14
Jan

Kazakhstan produced 85.7 Mt of oil and condensate in 2020

Kazakhstan produced 85.7 Mt of oil and condensate in 2020, of which 26.4 Mt (31%) were produced by Tengizchevroil, 15.1 Mt (18%) by North Caspian Operating Company (NCOC), and 12 Mt (14%) by Karachaganak Petroleum Operating. Oil exports reached 68.5 Mt. In addition, Kazakhstan’s natural gas output amounted to 55.2 bcm in 2020 (plus 3.2 Mt of LPG); domestic gas consumption reached 17.2 bcm and 10.7 bcm were exported. Oil product production reached 11.5 Mt, including 4.5 Mt of gasoline, 4.55 Mt of diesel and 2.1 Mt of fuel oil. Crude oil production is expected to remain stable in 2021, reaching 86 Mt, while oil exports are forecast to decline by 1.5% to 67.5 Mt.

13
Jan

Azerbaijan raised gas exports by 17% to 13.8 bcm in 2020

Azerbaijan increased gas exports by 17% to 13.8 bcm in 2020, thanks to the Southern Gas Corridor. The country exported 10.5 mcm/d of gas to Italy, 2 mcm/d to Greece and 1 mcm/d to Bulgaria. The Shaz Deniz field’s output, which reached 18.4 bcm of gas and 29.2 mbl of of condensate in 2020, is expected to rise to 21.3 bcm of gas and 32.5 mbl of condensate in 2021. However, oil production at the Azeri–Chirag–Gunashli (ACG) complex should decline from 174.6 mbl in 2020 to 171.6 mbl in 2021.


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