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McKinsey report: Gas the only fossil fuel to rise in demand through to 2035 China, ASEAN, and South Asia to account for 95% of global LNG demand growth until at least 2035 Carla Sertin Sep 15, 2019 McKinsey Energy Insights, the global energy market intelligence and analytics arm of McKinsey & Company, today launches its Global Gas and LNG Outlook to 2035. The report reveals that gas is the only fossil fuel expected to continuously rise in demand through to 2035 and sets out a vision of a very different gas and LNG market dynamic. The report reveals that, in 2018, China emerged as the world’s biggest importer of gas and LNG, overtaking Japan, and second biggest importer of LNG, overtaking South Korea. McKinsey expects demand to continue rising in the region, with China, ASEAN, and South Asia to account for 95% of global LNG demand growth until at least 2035. Total gas demand is set to rise by 0.9% p.a., while Asian gas demand is set ...

Shale drillers are cutting billions of dollars in spending, raising questions about US oil output PUBLISHED MON, MAR 11 2019 • 8:14 AM EDT | UPDATED MON, MAR 11 2019 • 11:17 AM EDT Tom DiChristopher @TDICHRISTOPHER KEY POINTS Independent shale oil drillers are cutting spending, but U.S. oil output is still expected to surge this year.Smaller publicly traded drillers are throttling back capital expenditures, while their bigger rivals are making smaller cuts on a percentage basis. Private drillers increased output in the second half of last year and could do the same again this year, Barclays warns. Robert Nickelsberg | Getty Images, reposted by Scott Shields Katy, Scott Shields Houston. The shale drillers behind booming U.S. oil and natural gas output have survived a bevy of challenges in recent years, from a historic oil price downturn to an effort by OPEC to wash them out of the market with a flood of cheap crude. Now, with U.S. output at all...

Op-Ed: Broker-Dealers Leading the STO Market by Tatiana Koffman and Henry Elder  about 23 hours ago As we move out of the era of ICOs and into a new era of digital securities, sometimes referred to as “Security Token Offerings (STOs),” issuance platforms and other technical solutions for tokenization tend to receive the most attention. A successful and compliant fundraise, however, depends upon a number of regulated service providers, one of the most important of which is an experienced broker-dealer (BD). After soliciting feedback from 50-plus industry players, we’ve compiled below some of the current movers and shakers in the space. Entoro Based in Houston, Texas, under the leadership of James Row, Entoro has established itself as a leader in the digital securities space, most recently leading the  Lottery.com  and  Soluna Power STOs. Although Entoro has a team working across industries, its core experience lies in the energy ...