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[waldron] 22/11/2018 17:12

Total
49.06 -0.71%


Engie
12.145 -1.42%

Orange
14.645 -0.20%

FTSE 100
6,960.32 -1.28%
Dow Jones
24,464.69 +0.00%
CAC 40
4,938.14 -0.75%


THANKSGIVING NOT A NORMAL DAY OR WEEK


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 62.77 -1.12%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.47 -1.70%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.21 -5.48%



BP
525.2 -1.04%


Shell A
2,383.5 -1.12%


Shell B
2,425.5 -1.00%

[ariane] 22/11/2018 14:36

Correction to Engie Green-Energy Agreements Article
22/11/2018 12:58pm
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Gerdau SA (GGB) is a Brazilian steel producer. "Engie Signs Two Green-Energy Agreements in Latin America," at 1134GMT, misstated the company's country in the second paragraph. Gerdau SA is a Brazilian company, not a Mexican one.



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November 22, 2018 07:43 ET (12:43 GMT)

[ariane] 22/11/2018 12:59

Today: Thursday 22 November 2018
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PARIS (Agdefi-Dow Jones) - Engie has signed a long-term power purchase agreement in Mexico to supply renewable energy to steel producer Gerdau over a 15-year period, the energy company announced on Thursday. in a statement. The French group has also signed a long-term electricity purchase contract with Nuevo Pudahuel, operator of Santiago de Chile airport.


MAIN POINTS OF THE COMMUNIQUE:


-As part of the agreement reached in Mexico, electricity will come from a 130 megawatt (MW) photovoltaic plant currently being developed by the group in Sonora, located in the north of the country. It will supply Gerdau with 100% clean electricity at a competitive price for its industrial processes. The plant, consisting of around 400,000 solar panels, is expected to be operational by the end of 2019. With this new construction, Engie will exceed 1,000 MW of renewable energy production capacity in the country, in operation or under construction.


-As part of the agreement reached in Chile, Engie will provide the airport with 105 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year of 100% certified green electricity for 16 years. This will reduce the airport's CO2 emissions by 35,700 tonnes per year.


-These two contracts follow other agreements signed by Engie in Latin America over the last 12 months with companies operating in different markets: food, consumer goods, telecommunications, banking, services and construction.


-Agefi-Dow Jones; [phone]; [e-mail] ed: DID




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November 22, 2018 07:08 ET (12:08 GMT)

[adrian j boris] 22/11/2018 10:54

22/11/2018 | 10:47

Paris (AFP) - France should be properly supplied with gas this winter, said Thursday the two managers of the French transport network, GRTgaz and Teréga, who do not "formulate special alert".

"This year, the operators of gas transmission networks do not formulate a special alert at the beginning of winter gas," a period that runs from early November to late March, say the two companies in a joint statement.

GRTgaz (a 75% subsidiary of Engie) and Teréga (formerly TIGF, whose network focuses on the south-west quarter) publish their winter outlook each year.

For 2018/2019, "the gas system should make it possible to meet the demand of all French gas consumers, even in the event of an exceptional cold spike," they note.

As of November 1, the volume of subscribed volumes in storage reaches 128 terawatt hours (TWh), "a level never reached since 2010", they point out.

The storage system has been reformed this year to make it more efficient: storage operators are now auctioning capacity in exchange for a guaranteed income.

The capacity of north-south flows also increased by 42% following the creation of a single zone (against two previously) of the gas market in France. This required nearly 900 million euros of investment to promote the transit of gas.

Regarding electricity, the RTE transmission network manager indicated in mid-November that France's security of supply should also be assured this winter, even though a period of "vigilance" has been identified. in January-February.

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[waldron] 22/11/2018 07:48

PARIS (Agefi-Dow Jones) - The manufacturer of cryogenic membranes for the transport of natural gas Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) announced Wednesday that it has received an order from the South Korean shipyard Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) for the design of the tanks of two new LNG carriers.


With a capacity of 173,400 cubic meters, these ships are expected to be delivered at the end of 2020 to a European shipowner, said the group in a statement.


([e-mail]) ed: LBO


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(END) Dow Jones Newswires


November 21, 2018 12:26 ET (17:26 GMT)

[waldron] 21/11/2018 17:00

Total
49.41 +1.12%


Engie
12.32 +1.32%

Orange
14.675 +0.96%

FTSE 100
7,050.23 +1.47%
Dow Jones
24,631.4 +0.68%
CAC 40
4,975.5 +1.03%


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 64.01 +2.37%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.52 +2.48%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.51 -0.20%


BP
530.7 +2.25%


Shell A
2,410.5 +2.27%



Shell B
2,450 +2.34%

[waldron] 20/11/2018 16:59

Total
48.865 -1.38%


Engie
12.16 -0.29%

Orange
14.535 -0.92%

FTSE 100
6,947.92 -0.76%
Dow Jones
24,552.62 -1.86%
CAC 40
4,924.89 -1.21%



Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 63.48 -4.96%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.50 -4.75%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.49 -4.38%



BP
519 -0.71%


Shell A
2,357 -1.57%


Shell B
2,394 -1.72%

[the grumpy old men] 20/11/2018 15:11

Natural Gas 20 Nov 2018 | 12:19 UTC London

France's Engie signs up for natural gas from Black Sea Oil & Gas' Romania field

Author Stuart Elliott Editor Maurice Geller Commodity Natural Gas

Highlights

To take 0.5 Bcm/year from Midia gas project

Project not yet at FID due to new offshore law

Romanian President signed off legislation last week

London — France's Engie has agreed to take 0.5 Bcm/year of gas from the planned Midia gas project offshore Romania operated by private equity-backed upstream junior Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG), the companies said Tuesday.
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Under the agreement, Engie will purchase gas from the project -- which comprises the Ana and Doina offshore fields -- for a minimum of 10 years.

BSOG CEO Mark Beacom said the sales agreement with Engie -- which is subject to BSOG taking final investment decision on the project -- was an important step forward in the development.

"We are delighted to have secured this important agreement for the sale of our gas," Beacom said. "BSOG is working steadily toward achieving all the remaining milestones on the project required to reach FID such that a decision can be taken on whether to approve FID," he said.

Gas from Midia -- which is estimated to hold some 10 Bcm of gas -- will be delivered at Vadu entry point into the national gas transmission system.

Edouard Neviaski, CEO of Engie's Global Energy Management business unit, said the Midia project was an "exciting" new gas source in Romania.

"The project can be stable long-term source of supply for the development of Engie's position in Romania and the region and we strongly believe that this would enhance Romanian security of supply for years to come," Neviaski said.

Earlier this month, BSOG also signed a deal with gas grid operator Transgaz agreeing the contractual framework for moving gas from the Midia development into the Romanian network.

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The contractual period covers 15 years with a first gas delivery date on February 1, 2021, at a transmission capacity of 1 Bcm/year.
OFFSHORE LAW

Despite the optimism, BSOG -- majority-owned by the Carlyle Group -- still continues to evaluate the impact of Romania's controversial new offshore law, which was passed by parliament in late October and received sign-off from President Klaus Iohannis on November 12.

"The assessment of the offshore law on the project's economic viability remains a key part in determining whether a favorable decision to FID will be taken," Beacom said Tuesday.

Under the terms of the new offshore law, operators will be required to sell 50% of their offshore gas output in a centralized marketplace.

The offshore law was criticized by operators, including ExxonMobil and Austria's OMV, due to a lack of clarity over long-term tax stability, though the final version included fiscal security guarantees.

OMV CEO Rainer Seele last month said the company needed to pore over the details of the law before being able to move its 84 Bcm Neptun gas project in the Black Sea to FID.

The European Commission also warned this month that the new law could be "counter-productive" and deter operators from investing.

The Romanian Black Sea Titleholders Association (RBSTA) -- a body grouping together Romania's offshore operators including ExxonMobil, OMV, Romgaz, BSOG and Russia's Lukoil -- has warned that the 50% trading obligation would be harmful to Romania's gas sector.

In a position paper, it says the "obligation to trade in a pre-established manner, exclusively on the Romanian gas trading platform, is a commercially restrictive policy."

Romania is seen as a rare opportunity to boost European production in the coming years.

Romania is effectively self-sufficient in gas -- with production and demand both at around 10-11 Bcm/year -- so it would make sense to export new gas output, with a new pipeline network, BRUA, under development to take Romanian gas via Hungary to Slovakia.

However, the government has said it sees Black Sea gas as a way to "re-industrialize" Romania and boost domestic gas demand.

Romania is already under investigation by the EC for alleged antitrust violations specifically around blocking Romanian gas exports to other countries in the region.

--Stuart Elliott, [e-mail]

--Edited by Maurice Geller, [e-mail]

[waldron] 19/11/2018 17:31

Total
49.55 -0.89%


Engie
12.195 -0.04%

Orange
14.67 +0.07%

FTSE 100
7,000.89 -0.19%
Dow Jones
24,999.21 -1.63%
CAC 40
4,985.45 -0.79%


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 66.24 -0.78%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.56 -0.55%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.72 +10.58%



BP
522.7 -0.42%


Shell A
2,394.5 -0.52%


Shell B
2,436 -0.71%

it seems that oil still has an impact on the oil and gas majors than natural gas

[la forge] 17/11/2018 18:55

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US Continues Imports of Russian Gas Which It Insists Europe Should Stop Buying
US Continues Imports of Russian Gas Which It Insists Europe Should Stop Buying

TEHRAN (FNA)- Several cargo ships carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia’s Yamal LNG plant have arrived in the US, Russia’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova announced, highlighting the obvious weirdness of the situation.

“Oddly enough, with all this visible public flow of negative rhetoric from Washington, Russian liquefied natural gas is successfully being supplied to the US,” Zakharova said during the weekly press briefing, RT reported.

“Recently, at least three tankers with liquefied natural gas from the Russian Yamal LNG field on board have reached the US coast,” she added.

This is not the first batch of Yamal-originated LNG. In January, a month after the facility started operating, French tanker Gaselys delivered the first LNG cargo to the US city of Boston. The fuel was reportedly purchased by Malaysian oil and gas firm Petronas, transported to the UK, and then resold. In March, Boston reportedly welcomed another LNG carrier – Provalys owned by French multinational Engie. The tanker reportedly delivered the second LNG cargo from the Russian Yamal plant.

Zakharova’s comment came shortly after US Department of Energy Secretary Mark Menezes said that Washington is ready to back projects aimed at diversifying energy supplies to countries of the European Union even if Russian corporations take part in them.

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly urged the EU to look for alternatives to cheaper Russian gas, mostly delivered to Europe by pipelines. Last month, PGNiG, Poland’s gas company, signed a 20-year deal to buy liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US.

While promoting American LNG, Trump has repeatedly slammed Europe over its energy dependence on Russia, which he characterized as an unreliable partner. Earlier, Germany agreed to fund the building of a terminal for receiving American LNG. At the same time, Germany is participating in the implementation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project with Russia.

[the grumpy old men] 17/11/2018 08:42

google translation from french

Paris (AFP) - The security of electricity supply to France should be assured this winter, although a period of "vigilance" was identified in January-February, said Thursday RTE.

"RTE believes that the supply of electricity should be provided during the winter of 2018-2019," says the manager of the high-voltage network, which presented its "forecast report" on the security of supply of the country.

"This winter, if we have normal temperature conditions, that is to say, corresponding to seasonal norms, there is no particular warning," explained Jean-Paul Roubin, COO. , at a press conference.

RTE, however, identifies a period of "vigilance", from mid-January to the end of February 2019.

The availability of EDF nuclear power plants will generally be better in autumn and at the end of winter, compared to a year earlier. "However, from mid-January to the end of February, five reactors will be stopped, against three last year," notes RTE.

"The availability of production in France, and the outlook we have on consumption, allow France to export to Belgium, at a time when Belgium is in a situation with less availability of its fleet", also underlined Jean-Paul Roubin.

Only two of the seven reactors operated by Electrabel (Engie) are currently operating in Belgium, which raises fears of a shortage of electricity in the kingdom. The government has asked for help from neighboring countries if needed.

"From January, normally, we have a return of this production park side Belgium and it is at the moment when potentially, if it is cold, France could see its consumption increase", noted Jean-Paul Roubin.

"We could then reverse the trade and benefit from imports from Belgium, which would contribute to our security of supply," he added.

RTE also recalls that, if necessary, particularly if the temperatures become extremely cold or that means of production stop in a fortuitous way, it is possible to resort to exceptional measures.

These measures range from the drop in voltage on the network to the call for citizen energy saving gestures, through the use of interruptibility of large industrial consumers selected by call for tenders.

Finally, "as a last resort", localized and rotating power outages can be organized, recalls RTE.

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[grupo guitarlumber] 16/11/2018 18:44

Calendar

28 Feb 2019

FY 2018 results publication

[waldron] 16/11/2018 17:20

Total
49.995 -0.23%


Engie
12.2 +0.33%

Orange
14.66 +0.24%


FTSE 100
7,013.88 -0.34%
Dow Jones
25,292.24 +0.01%
CAC 40
5,025.2 -0.17%


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 67.03 +0.62%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.57 +1.43%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.22 +4.46%


BP
524.9 -0.40%


Shell A
2,407 +0.23%


Shell B
2,453.5 +0.25%

[waldron] 15/11/2018 17:08

Total
50.11 +0.91%

Engie
12.16 -2.72%

Orange
14.625 -0.54%


FTSE 100
7,038.01 +0.06%
Dow Jones
25,038.02 -0.17%
CAC 40
5,033.62 -0.70%



Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 67.17 +1.59%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.58 +0.94%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.06 -16.06%



BP
527 +2.91%


Shell A
2,401.5 +1.82%


Shell B
2,447.5 +1.70%

[waldron] 15/11/2018 09:19

14/11/2018 | 7:20 p.m.

PARIS (Agefi-Dow Jones) - Electrabel, a subsidiary of energy company Engie in Belgium, announced Wednesday that the shutdown of the Doel 1 nuclear reactor has been extended from 10 December to 31 January.

"On 2 November, the FANC (Federal Nuclear Control Authority) gave its authorization to replace the part of the pipe concerned by the leak at Doel 1. These operations on Doel 1 revealed that it was necessary to repair a part more important pipes, "explained Electrabel in a statement.

"On the basis of Doel 1 feedback, additional controls on Doel 2 will be realized in the coming weeks, at which point the Doel 2 restart estimate remains fixed at 31 December", group.

Electrabel is still planning to restart the Doel 4 reactor on December 15, and Tihange 1 restarted this Monday, November 12, five days ahead of schedule.

The Belgian group has also submitted to AFCN a project for the Tihange 3 reactor, which consists in "completing all the concrete works to meet the safety requirements and phaser the complete renewal of the non-critical concretes" in order to to allow the unit to return to operation in January.

At the end of September, Electrabel had modified the revision schedule for several of its units, notably extending the Tihange 3 shutdown until early March 2019, compared with a previous date of takeover on 30 September 2018.

Last September, Engie warned that the prolongation of unavailability of the Belgian nuclear fleet would have a negative impact of around € 600 million on the EBITDA (EBITDA) over the full year. recurring net income group share.

-Alice Doré, Agefi-Dow Jones; [phone]; [e-mail]; ed: ECH

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[waldron] 14/11/2018 17:21

Total
49.66 +0.30%


Engie
12.5 -0.36%

Orange
14.705 +0.51%

FTSE 100
7,033.79 -0.28%
Dow Jones
25,140.82 -0.58%
CAC 40
5,068.85 -0.65%



Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 66.68 +1.85%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.57 +1.69%
Natural Gas NYMEX 4.57 +11.36%


BP
512.1 -0.27%


Shell A
2,358.5 -0.80%

Shell B
2,406.5 -0.93%


TOMORROW

[waldron] 12/11/2018 18:00

Total
50.22 -0.53%


Engie
12.545 -0.24%

Orange
14.51 -0.82%


FTSE 100
7,053.08 -0.74%
Dow Jones
25,588.59 -1.54%
CAC 40
5,059.09 -0.93%


Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 71.07 +1.27%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.64 +1.51%
Natural Gas NYMEX 3.76 +0.99%



BP
528.1 +0.80%


Shell A
2,431.5 +0.56%


Shell B
2,480 +0.71%

[sarkasm] 09/11/2018 18:38

PARIS (Agefi-Dow Jones) - Electricity and gas supplier Engie (ENGI.FR) plans to spend 800 million euros over the next five years to develop green, low-carbon gas.


"This plan will support the goal - included in the Energy Transition Law for green growth - of at least 10% green gas injected into the networks by 2030," said Engie in a statement.


Engie and its partners will mobilize "2 billion euros by 2030 for a volume of 5 terawatt hours per year of biomethane produced at this time," the group said.


-Alice Doré, Agefi-Dow Jones; [phone]; [e-mail]; ed: VLV


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[waldron] 09/11/2018 17:31

Total
50.49 -1.83%


Engie
12.575 +2.44%

Orange
14.63 +0.00%

FTSE 100
7,105.34 -0.49%
Dow Jones
25,957.07 -0.89%
CAC 40
5,106.75 -0.48%

Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 69.89 -1.08%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.61 -2.12%
Natural Gas NYMEX 3.77 +6.41%



BP
523.9 -0.96%


Shell A
2,418 -0.23%


Shell B
2,462.5 -0.10%

[waldron] 08/11/2018 17:32

Calendar

13 Nov 2018

ENGIE @ smartcity expo world congress 2018
14 Nov 2018

Women' forum (Paris)
17 Nov 2018

Salon Finance Avenue in Brussels
22 Nov 2018

Salon Actionaria 2018

[waldron] 08/11/2018 17:30

Total
51.43 -0.58%


Engie
12.275 -1.37%

Orange
14.63 +0.93%

FTSE 100
7,140.68 +0.33%
Dow Jones
26,252.27 +0.27%
CAC 40
5,131.45 -0.13%



Brent Crude Oil NYMEX 71.26 -1.12%
Gasoline NYMEX 1.65 +0.10%
Natural Gas NYMEX 3.53 -0.84%


BP
529 -2.81%


Shell A
2,423.5 -0.29%


Shell B
2,465 -0.34%