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YPF says Argentina LNG project will require $50bn investment
Argentina's state-controlled energy company YPF said its Argentina LNG project will require a total investment of $50bn and is expected to begin development in 2027.
Malaysia lifts domestic gas use as power demand surges to record levels
Malaysia has increased the use of domestic natural gas for power generation as electricity demand surges to record highs. Much of the demand is driven by a severe heatwave and increasing data centre consumption.
Expanding FLNG capacity strengthens Congo’s gas-focused energy strategy
The Republic of the Congo is moving towards a more flexible and export-focused gas sector as new floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) developments emerge alongside existing capacity.
Canada’s Frontera Energy pivots from exploration to LNG
Calgary-headquartered Frontera Energy has completed the divestiture of its Colombian exploration and production assets to Parex Resources.
Mozambique invites more South Korean investment into green hydrogen, critical minerals, agriculture
Mozambique is keen to collaborate with South Korea in mining, natural gas, infrastructure, green hydrogen and agriculture, a minister visiting Seoul said.
Colombia LPG consumption rises as industrial demand drives growth
Colombia's liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) consumption increased 7.6% in 2025, supported by stronger demand from industrial and commercial users, while the fuel continued expanding its role in energy access across the country
Colombia’s gas output slides as import dependence deepens ahead of El Niño
Colombia’s natural gas production fell 14.2% year-on-year in April to 694mn cubic feet per day (mmcfd) (19.65mn cubic metres per day), increasing the country’s reliance on imported fuel just as forecasts point to the arrival of El Niño
CEO of Grupo Energía Bogotá predicts that Colombia will be an importer of Argentine LNG
Colombia is likely to become a buyer of Argentine liquefied natural gas (LNG) once exports from the Vaca Muerta shale formation begin, potentially from late 2027, as the country faces a growing dependence on imported fuel
Argentina’s YPF secures five new Neuquén concessions to support LNG development
Argentina’s Neuquén province has granted five new unconventional hydrocarbon concessions to state-controlled energy company YPF, a move aimed at advancing the country’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) ambitions and expanding shale and gas dvlpmt.
China’s LNG imports climb in May
China recorded a year-on-year rise in LNG imports in May.
Australian workers begin strike at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG plant
Union workers in Australia’s Offshore Alliance began strike action at Inpex’s three Ichthys LNG facilities.
Canada’s Ksi Lisims signs 20-year LNG supply deal with Germany’s SEFE
A 20-year LNG supply deal has been signed by Canada’s Ksi Lisims project with German state-run firm Securing Energy for Europe.
Japan’s Mitsui seeks larger LNG portfolio amid data centre boom
Mitsui is betting on LNG’s profile as a cleaner gas to play a key role in powering data centres.
PV Power and B.Grimm sign $2bn LNG project deal in Vietnam’s Ha Tinh province
Vietnam’s PV Power and Thailand’s B.Grimm Power have signed a cooperation agreement to develop a $2bn LNG-fired power project in central Vietnam, marking a further expansion of cross-border energy investment in the region.
Israel cuts gas exports to Egypt by 23% for Tamar and Leviathan maintenance
Israel has reduced natural gas exports to Egypt by around 23% to 850mn cubic feet per day (cfd) due to partial maintenance work at its Tamar and Leviathan offshore fields in the Mediterranean
Harbour Energy closes $215mn on Natuna, Tuna assets sale to Prime Group
UK independent upstream titan Harbour Energy plc (LON: HBR) has formally completed the divestment of its primary operated oil and gas portfolios in the South Natuna Sea
US, Thailand reportedly speed up talks on LNG supply
The US and Thailand are reportedly in talks over new long-term US-produced LNG supplies, which have accelerated in recent weeks.
Williams cautions over pipeline capacity constraining US LNG growth
Williams has warned that gas pipeline and storage capacity constraints could pose a bottleneck for US LNG growth.
Germany’s gas grid operators warn they may fail to secure suffiencent supplies to make it through the coming winter
Germany’s gas grid operators have warned that current market conditions and storage rules may be insufficient to secure supplies through the coming winter.
US sanctions Iran's Strait of Hormuz authority as three oil and LNG tankers pass through
Three tankers transited the Strait of Hormuz with transponders switched off earlier this week, as the US Treasury moved to sanction Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority.
Australia drops draft of 20% LNG reservation rules
The Australian government has officially released its highly anticipated draft regulations for a blanket 20% domestic gas reservation mandate, initiating a high-stakes industry consultation window
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