Shell (SHEL.N) CEO Cremers: The company is considering liquefied natural gas projects in North America and Africa after 2030.

Shell (SHEL.N) Executive Officer Cremers: More than 85% of the Canadian LNG project has been completed and will start steadily in 2024.

New Zealand PM Hipkins: Failure to act on climate change is damaging to the economy.

Thailand Energy Policy and Planning Office: Thailand expects electricity usage to grow by 2.4% in 2023.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: When businesses do well, the country will succeed.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: Existing advantages are the foundation of the economy.

Thailand Energy Policy and Planning Office: Thailand expects natural gas use to grow by 5.9% by 2023.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: The economy faces international risks.

According to the British Financial Times: Sushil Wadhwani, a former member of the Bank of England, will resign as the chief investment officer of the asset management company he founded.

Market news: Thailand expects primary energy use to grow by 2.1% in 2023.

The Russian ruble continued to fall, falling below 98 against the US dollar.

Executive Vice President of Shell (SHEL.N): The price has dropped significantly, but from a historical perspective, the price of liquefied natural gas is still high.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: We need to continue to promote the momentum of housing construction.

Shell (SHEL.N) CEO Cremers: Plans to increase LNG capacity by 20% to 30% by the end of this decade, adding 11 million tons/year of additional production capacity.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: Promoting strong economic growth is the top priority.

Shell (SHEL.N) executive vice president: Supply disruptions could pose challenges.

Shell (SHEL.N) executive vice president of energy: due to tight supply, there is nervousness in the liquefied natural gas market.

Shell (SHEL.N) executive vice president of energy: Shell will ease any supply issues in Australia.

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: We will continue to cooperate with partners in the "US, UK, Australia Trilateral Security Partnership" (AUKUS).

New Zealand Prime Minister Hipkins: The government is focused on diversifying trade.