2024年，"土耳其溪"管道对欧天然气出口量同比增长23%，总量达167亿立方米，其中对匈天然 气出口量创下86亿立方米历史纪录。此外，对土管道天然气供应量也增长2.6%至210亿立方米。 2025年1-8月俄通过"土耳其溪"管道对欧天然气出口量同比增长7% 俄塔斯社网站9月2日报道，据欧洲天然气运输系统运营商网络数据，2025年1-8月，俄通过"土 耳其溪"管道对欧天然气出口量达115亿立方米，同比增长7%。其中，8月出口量为15.6亿立方米，虽较7 月环比下降2%，但较2024年8月同比增长5.5%。8月，该管道对欧方向的日均负荷量达5020万立方米， 同比增长5.5%。这条穿越黑海连接俄土的输气管道年输送能力315亿立方米，在经乌克兰过境天然气运 输终止后，已成为俄对欧天然气出口的唯一活跃路线。 （原标题：2025年1-8月俄通过"土耳其溪"管道对欧天然气出口量同比增长7%） ...

Core Viewpoint - Algeria is nearing a final agreement with American energy giants ExxonMobil and Chevron for the joint development of its shale gas resources, which will enhance its natural gas production and export capabilities, solidifying its position as a key supplier to Europe [1] Group 1: Algeria's Energy Strategy - Algeria is actively promoting natural gas pipeline and liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports [1] - The chairman of Algeria's energy regulatory agency, Alnaft, indicated that technical terms have been largely agreed upon, with final negotiations on commercial terms ongoing [1] - The introduction of American energy companies is expected to demonstrate Algeria's resource potential [1] Group 2: Shale Gas Development - Algeria aims to increase its production and export volumes through the development of shale gas, leveraging its significant conventional gas reserves and being the third-largest holder of shale gas reserves globally [1] - The country is focusing on enhancing its natural gas supply to Europe, especially following the disruption of Russian gas supplies due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict [1] Group 3: European Market Dynamics - Europe is accelerating imports of pipeline gas and LNG from Africa, with Italian energy giant Eni initiating multiple fast-track projects in the region [1] - The UK’s Grain LNG terminal signed a ten-year agreement with Algeria's state oil company Sonatrach to extend its LNG storage and transshipment capacity starting January 2029 [1]

Group 1 - TC Energy predicts that Canada may become the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter to Asia [1]

Core Viewpoint - The report from the Paris Compliance Investors Organization indicates that the idea of restarting LNG export projects on Canada's East Coast is no longer viable due to structural changes in the global LNG market [1][2]. Group 1: Canadian LNG Export Challenges - The Canadian government is seeking alternative export markets for oil and gas due to tariff threats from the U.S. [1] - Previous LNG export plans, such as the Energy East project and the Quebec GNL project, have been canceled due to lack of approval from provincial and federal governments [1]. - The Quebec government has recently expressed openness to reviving the Quebec LNG project to reduce dependence on U.S. markets [1]. Group 2: Economic Viability Concerns - The cost of the Quebec LNG project is now estimated to be twice the amount assessed in 2018, potentially reaching $23.8 billion [2]. - The demand for natural gas in Europe is decreasing, while Asian markets have easier access to LNG from Canada's West Coast [2]. - New LNG projects in the U.S. and Qatar are expected to suppress the construction of higher-cost projects on Canada's East Coast in the coming three years [2]. Group 3: Alternative Economic Opportunities - The report suggests that Canada should focus on improving electricity integration between the East and West, investing in critical minerals, and developing high-speed passenger rail as more viable economic opportunities than pursuing East Coast LNG transport [2].

Group 1 - Azerbaijan's natural gas exports increased by 3.6% year-on-year from January to May [1]