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Articles by Kaja Sillett
Oil gains as US crude stock build less than anticipated
LONDON (ICIS)--Global crude prices climbed as the latest data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed crude inventories rose less than market expectations. The EIA data indicates healthy demand for gasoline and distillates.
Oil prices drop after large rise in crude stocks - EIA
LONDON (ICIS)--Global crude prices plunge after EIA data show a large gain in US crude stocks, while gasoline inventories dropped to a multi-year low as pandemic-demand recovery continues.
VIDEO: ICIS Energy Spotlight October 2021 - gas outlook
LONDON (ICIS)--Energy market reporter Kaja Sillett and European Spot Gas Markets deputy editor Alice Casagni look into whether the European gas market will be able to balance margins over the coming peak heating season, focussing on: Supply (00:29) Demand (2:09) Storage (3:25)
GIF INSIDE STORY: UK industries squeezed by surging gas prices, tight energy supply
By Kaja Sillett, Jake Stones, Richard Ewing, Ruth Liao and Ben Samuel LONDON (ICIS)--Surging European gas prices continue to struggle to attract LNG from resolute Asian buyers, coal-to-gas power switching has been near exhausted and traditional pipeline suppliers are pushing every molecule they can. With conventional flexibility sources pushed to their limit the market is having to turn to less conventional forms of demand side response to prevent a worst-case scenario in peak winter.
British industrial natural gas demand declines amid record NBP prices
Additional reporting by Jake Stones LONDON (ICIS)--British natural gas demand from several major industrial offtake points across the National Transmission System (NTS) has plummeted amid surging NBP prices across 2021, but UK gas traders believe overall reduced demand will have little impact on gas prices. As the course of 2021 progressed, industrial offtake dropped from around 10 million cubic metres (mcm)/day to around 6mcm/day as of September, according to National Grid data.
INTERACTIVE: Oil drops after jump in US inventories - EIA
London (ICIS)--Global oil prices plunged after EIA data revealed a sharp build in US inventories, contrary to market expectations. Outlook remains bleak as coronavirus cases threaten a demand recovery.
VIDEO: European Gas Spotlight June 2021 - Hydrogen
LONDON (ICIS)--Energy market reporter Kaja Sillett and lead reporter for hydrogen Jake Stones look into the emergence of hydrogen as a traded commodity, focusing on: Recent European Hydrogen Backbone announcements (00:24) The development of a traded hydrogen market (02:30) Which regions of Europe are likely to support hydrogen and what this means for natural gas markets (03:58)
VIDEO: European Gas Spotlight May 2021 - Carbon
LONDON (ICIS)-- Energy market reporter Kaja Sillett, market expert Christopher Rene and EU power & carbon markets analyst Sebastian Rilling explore: The factors that have driven surging carbon prices so far in 2021 (0:30) How carbon and gas markets feedback to one another through fuel switching (1:30) An outlook for the carbon market (2:30)
Norway plans to double hydrogen funding in revised 2021 budget
LONDON (ICIS)-- The Norwegian government plans to double state funding for hydrogen, increasing spending to NOK 200 million (€20m), according to the revised national budget on 11 May. Funding for the development of hydrogen infrastructure and markets is expected to rise from NOK 100 million (€10m) as designated in October’s original 2021 state budget, to NOK 185 million (€18.4m) in the revised version.
VIDEO: European gas spotlight April 2021 - LNG supply recovery
Energy market reporters Kaja Sillett and Cem Bektas look into European LNG supply recovery and provide an outlook for arrivals at European terminals this summer. The video includes: Key drivers for European LNG arrivals this summer Spanish LNG supply outlook
PGNiG secures extra NCS gas supply to backfill end of Russian contract
LONDON (ICIS)--Polish state-owned oil and gas company PGNiG’s purchase of British INEOS Energy’s Norwegian oil and gas assets was announced by both parties on 25 March. The deal should leave PGNiG with more comfortable supply margins after the Polish incumbent’s contract with Russian producer Gazprom expires from 2023. Worth $615m, the transaction includes all INEOS Oil & Gas production, licenses, fields, facilities and pipelines on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
VIDEO: European Gas Spotlight March 2021 - Storage
LONDON (ICIS)--Energy market reporters Kaja Sillett, Daisy Jennings-Gray and Edward Martin look into European gas storage withdrawals this winter and implications for the summer injection season. It includes;
GIF INSIDE STORY: Poland's post-Gazprom supply conundrum
LONDON (ICIS)--Delays to US LNG project funding and the restart of Danish gas production may leave Poland more exposed to the spot market from 2023 than initially intended. State-owned supplier PGNiG’s 26 year-long Yamal pipeline supply contract with Russian producer Gazprom expires in the end of next year. PGNiG is Poland’s largest oil and gas company, dominating the industry from exploration to storage as well as transmission and trading.
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