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Seoul’s LNG Dilemma & Power Sector Debt

South Korea's Net Zero Delayed by its LNG Development & Expansion Korea's main LNG imports are from Qatar ,Uzbekistan and Yemen. Globally the liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker fleet comprised of 734 vessels in the year 2022 including floating storage units. South Korea is the third largest LNG importing country with Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS)

By maritimeanalyst|2024-05-31T02:18:24+00:00May 31st, 2024|Categories: Renewables, Energy & Food Security|Tags: blue hydrogen, circular debt, electricity tariff, energy security, fossil fuels, green fuels, LNG, LNG bunkering, LNG ship building, net zero, Port of Busan, ports LNG terminals, power sector debt, power tariff, renewables, shipping, south korea, stranded LNG, ukraine russia crisis, Vicious Debt Cycle|0 Comments

Russian Maritime Routes

Economic & Commercial Maritime Energy Rivalry - Urals Oil Russia’s Urals oil is used as a reference brand for pricing of export oil mixture with the other main reference brand being Brent. It comprises a mix of heavy sour oil of Urals and the Volga Region blended with light oil of Western Siberia Urals crude

By maritimeanalyst|2023-08-30T07:47:07+00:00August 29th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: Arctic, baltic sea ports, BL, black sea, Certificate of Origin, China, crude, energy supply chain, Europe, FATF, india oil trade, inland waterways, LNG, Oil, ports russia, Regasification Terminals Capacity in Europe, russia, saudia, ships, SOLAS, spoofing, stranded LNG, UAE, ukraine, UN, ural, US sanctions, War|0 Comments

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