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The New Hubs of Gas Extraction in Africa

Christine Juta and Scott Zimmerman
February 2023

China, India lead US$534 billion global gas pipeline build-out

Baird Langenbrunner
January 2023

EU plans to double LNG import capacity at odds with climate targets

Greig Aitken
December 2022

Despite gas crisis, Asia plans US$119 billion LNG import build-out

Robert Rozansky
December 2022

Scramble for Africa gas poses US$245 billion stranded asset risk

Christine Juta
December 2022

New database captures state-level oil, gas, and coal lobbyists

James Browning
The Fossil Fuel Lobbyist List
November 2022

Global surge in new LNG export terminals led by U.S., Russia, Canada

Robert Rozansky and Baird Langenbrunner
October 2022

Hooked on Hydrocarbons: The UK’s risky addiction to North Sea oil and gas development at odds with climate goals

Scott Zimmerman and Hanna Fralikhina
October 2022

Global coal-to-gas switch threatens climate goals

Jenny Martos
October 2022

Crude Awakening: Oil industry pursuing massive build-out of new pipelines, led by projects in U.S., India, China, Russia

Baird Langenbrunner
September 2022

The Dirty Truth About “Clean” Gas in Bangladesh

Warda Ajaz
Global Energy Monitor
September 2022

How China and South Korea could save money by steering clear of gas

Warda Ajaz
Carbon Brief
August 2022

How Long Does it Take to Build an LNG Export Terminal in the United States?

Rob Rozansky
April 2022

Europe Gas Tracker Report 2022

Greig Aitken, Baird Langenbrunner, and Scott Zimmerman
April 2022

Boom And Bust Gas 2022

March 2022

Gas Run Aground

Robert Rozansky
Global Energy Monitor
March 2022

Pipe Dreams 2022

Baird Langenbrunner, Julie Joly, and Greig Aitken
February 2022

Asia’s Coal Bust Risks Being Followed by a Gas Boom

Robert Rozansky and Christine Shearer
December 2021

Asia’s Gas Lock-In

Robert Rozansky
Asia's Gas Lock-In
October 2021

The Three Seas Initiative’s Failing Case For Gas

Greig Aitken
September 2021

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