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Will Trump call persuade Turkey’s Erdogan to halt gas imports from Iran?

25 August 2026

Ankara faces headache. Turkey was Iran's third largest trading partner last year. Analysts wonder whether Turkish president will risk upsetting US counterpart.

Gulf Keystone restarts Shaikan output after second shut-in

25 August 2026

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP), the largest independent producer in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, has resumed Shaikan output after a second precautionary halt over regional security

Defiant Iran says oil production, exports hold up as US mounts sanctions pressure

25 August 2026

Iran will find ways to deal with new US measures targeting its economy and oil industry, National Iranian Oil Co. (NIOC) chief Hamid Bovard said, as Washington ramps up pressure on Tehran in what US officials have called an “Economic D-Day”.

Papua LNG on track for FID by end of year

25 August 2026

Papua New Guinea’s Papua LNG project is on schedule for a final investment decision to be taken before the end of 2026.

Gladstone LNG partners acquire Australia’s Meridian Coal Seam Gas project

25 August 2026

Gladstone LNG joint venture partners have agreed to acquire the Greater Meridian Coal Seam Gas project from from Westside Corporation and Mitsui E&P Australia.

China’s clean-energy boom runs into the limits of its power grid

25 August 2026

China rejected an estimated 360 terawatt-hours of clean power in the six months through June, enough to supply Mexico for a year.

Talabira II & III coal mine strengthens India’s energy security with record production

25 August 2026

India’s efforts to strengthen domestic coal production and energy security are being reinforced through coal mines allocated and auctioned under the Nominated Authority framework, the government said.

Skywell EVs catch fire across Turkey, Chinese engineers arrive to investigate

24 August 2026

Rash of incidents has also sparked fierce public debate over post-sale support.

Atomic Eagle regains 60% of Niger’s Madaouela uranium project, will end arbitration

24 August 2026

The agreement stands out against Niger’s broader push for greater state control over its uranium industry and gives Atomic Eagle a second advanced African uranium project alongside its flagship project in Zambia

Tanker struck by projectile off Saudi Arabia's Yanbu, UK maritime authorities report

24 August 2026

A tanker was struck by an unknown projectile and set alight off Saudi Arabia's Yanbu, UKMTO says, in the latest attack on Saudi-linked shipping in the Red Sea.

US says it has diverted 70 ships enforcing Iran blockade

24 August 2026

US Central Command says it has diverted 70 commercial vessels and disabled three since resuming its naval blockade of Iran, which Tehran says has halted its oil exports.

Romania steps up efforts to restart Cernavoda nuclear reactors

24 August 2026

Romanian authorities are changing their approach to restoring water levels at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant, building a dam and releasing more water from inland rivers, after weeks of efforts proved insufficient.

White & Case selected to advise financing for Dominican Republic’s Manzanillo LNG project

23 August 2026

The Dominican Republic’s Manzanillo LNG-to-power project has selected global law firm White & Case to advise lead arrangers and joint structuring agents Citibank and JPMorgan Chase on the $900 mn project.

Chinese vessels transit Hormuz despite US blockade on Iran

23 August 2026

Two Chinese-flagged vessels reported transiting Iranian side of Strait of Hormuz, days after major Chinese shippers said to have halted use of the route.

Bangladesh’s gas shortage falls with increased LNG supply to grid

23 August 2026

Bangladesh’s gas shortage has eased following supply of LNG from two floating LNG terminals in Cox’s Bazar in the southwest of the country.

Iran finds major onshore gas field in south

23 August 2026

Iran has discovered a new onshore gas field in the southern province of Fars holding 7.5 trillion cubic feet (212bn cubic metres) of natural gas in place, Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said.

Mozambique’s Rovuma LNG selects Corinth Pipeworks for offshore contract

23 August 2026

ExxonMobil and its partners have chosen Corinth Pipeworks to supply line pipe for Phase One of its Rovuma LNG project in northern Mozambique.

Rosatom is building 28 reactors abroad and negotiating 50 more

23 August 2026

Rosatom is building 28 nuclear power units in nine countries and has signed agreements for 17 more, its chief executive told President Vladimir Putin.

IntelliNews Lambda: EU gas storage to reach only 77% by November 1, but a crisis depends on the weather

23 August 2026

EU gas storage will be about 77% full when the heating season opens on November 1, 12 points below the fifteen-year norm and short of the 90% target. What happens after that will dependend heavily on the weather.

Baghdad wins a narrow Hormuz reprieve

23 August 2026

Bowing to persistent Iraqi lobbying, Tehran has begun waving through select Iraqi crude tankers at Hormuz. It is a partial, politically freighted escape valve from six-month shipping paralysis

Tanzania targets power exports after inaugurating $2.82bn hydropower plant

23 August 2026

Tanzania's 2,115 MW Julius Nyerere hydropower plant has helped create an electricity surplus credited with boosting industry and GDP growth while opening the way for regional power exports.

Moldova renewable auction raises questions over ownership transparency

21 August 2026

Moldova is carrying out one of the fastest energy market reforms in Europe, but concerns have been raised over both transparency and the grid's ability to absorb additional electricity.

Uzbekistan targets 620mn kWh annual output from small hydropower by 2030

21 August 2026

HPPs are expected to generate 620mn kWh of electricity annually, supply around 350,000 households, save 187mn cubic metres of natural gas and prevent 311,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions.

Naval drone carrying explosives destroyed near Romania’s Neptun Alpha platform

21 August 2026

Foreign Minister Oana Țoiu directly linked the incident to the broader security threat posed by Russia's war against Ukraine, but did not explicitly state that Russia had launched the drone.

African independent oil and gas companies expand upstream role as IOCs divest assets

20 August 2026

African independent oil and gas companies are expanding their role in the continent’s upstream sector as international oil companies sell mature assets and local operators take on larger production portfolios.

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