gas
The March for Green Hydrogen
Sabin Iqbal
Setting standards and governance of the gas could lead to geopolitical competition or a new era of international cooperation
The Great Game over Global Gas Supplies
Hydrocarbon markets are watching the West’s policy on ‘rogue’ nations for a reason
India’s Gas Economy Gets Hazier Still
While voters may be pleased, the Centre has confused India’s gas market reform agenda
Reliance as a Defaulter
The grand fight over KG Basin gas may finally have to be resolved by the Judiciary
Indian Gas Pricing: Still as Hazy as Ever
Private producers want to price it high, users want it kept cheap, and policymakers appear all confused
Snapping a Crude Link
America’s gas renaissance could spell cheaper gas for energy-starved economies even in Asia
Irrational Exuberance Again
Turkmenistan already has large supply commitments to China and Europe, and it may not be able to deliver the promised quantity of gas.
The Complicated Case of Choked Gas
It’s Reliance versus the Centre over KG Basin gas all over again, but maybe it ultimately comes down to this: whose gas is it anyway?
The State-versus-Reliance Saga
With Reliance’s output only half the planned level, the Centre also gets less by way of earnings
Shale Gas in Deep Trouble
Current methods of shale gas extraction can pollute ground-water, say protestors in France
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