#Oxford Institute for Energy Studies (OIES)
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Oil market to fall into deficit in 2023 – forecasts
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Oxford Institute names crucial drivers of gas demand in 2023/24
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Average available LNG supply capacity to rise in 2023
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Oxford Institute upgrades China’s oil demand forecasts
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Russian crude output disruptions to peak in Q2 2023 - OIES
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Europe to need additional gas demand reduction this winter – OIES
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Gas price cap may harm those most impacted by current high prices – OIES
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Gas price caps make it more difficult to balance supply and demand – OIES
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Newly signed LNG contracts to offer more legal protections for buyers, sellers
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Announcements of carbon-neutral LNG contracts not expected in near term
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OIES lowers outlook for Brent price, explains risks
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Global oil demand to contract in coming two quarters, says OIES
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Oxford Institute downgrades prospects of Russian supply disruptions
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IGB can completely change gas industry’s shape in southern Europe – Oxford Institute expert
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Oil demand to go up in 2023 due to gas-to-oil substitution
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OIES revises down expected disruptions in Russian oil production
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Global hydrogen trade may ultimately become reality – OIES
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Government backup crucial for energy transition support from consumers, OIES says
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Electricity to be fundamental part of energy transition - Oxford Institute
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Gas demand in power to remain curbed by use of coal
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Oxford Institute announces timeframe for big surge in LNG supply
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Europe’s gas imports from Azerbaijan up
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Natural gas producers in Europe may concentrate on selling methane in other regions
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Azerbaijan clearly reliable supplier of gas to EU - Oxford Institute for Energy Studies