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Colombia's Ecopetrol rejects LNG import offers as Colombia’s gas deficit deepens
Ecopetrol has declared unsuccessful tenders for liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies with five-year commitments, citing inadequate commercial terms, as Colombia’s declining domestic reserves increase pressure to secure gas imports
Colombia's Ecopetrol suspends gas import contracts because of price, commercial conditions
Ecopetrol has rejected offers for long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies after finding their commercial terms inadequate, opting instead to strengthen domestic production and accelerate development of the offshore Sirius field
Singapore partners with CMA CGM to develop bio-LNG marine fuel supply
Singapore's Maritime and Port Authority, French shipping group CMA CGM and Singapore LNG Corporation have signed an agreement to explore the use of liquefied biomethane.
US regulator proposes streamlined approvals for LNG infrastructure
The US FERC has proposed a new authorisation framework designed to accelerate LNG infrastructure development by allowing certain construction, maintenance and expansion activities to proceed without individual regulatory approvals.
Datacor acquires Singapore's MySep to expand oil and gas engineering software portfolio
US engineering software provider Datacor has acquired Singapore-based MySep, a developer of process separator simulation technology used in oil and gas production, LNG processing and refining.
Snam secures UN recognition for methane emissions monitoring for sixth consecutive year
Italian gas infrastructure operator Snam has received the United Nations' Gold Standard recognition for methane emissions monitoring and reporting for the sixth consecutive year.
Cox to invest $1.8bn in El Salvador gas infrastructure
Spanish energy and water group Cox will invest $2.9bn in gas, solar power, battery storage and drinking water projects in El Salvador, with more than half of the total in gas infrastructure.
Bangladesh faces costly winter gas bill as Qatar shortfall drags on
Bangladesh's gas crisis is turning from a summer emergency into an expensive winter bill, with Qatar unable to say when its LNG will flow again.
QatarEnergy fulfils just a quarter of contracted LNG shipments to Bangladesh
QatarEnergy has delivered less than a quarter of its contracted LNG commitments to Bangladesh through October, with just eight cargoes prior to March and one in June out of an original 40-cargo baseline for 2026.
Singapore, Qatar renew LNG pact, deepen ties
During a visit to Doha by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Singapore and Qatar extended their pact covering cooperation on low-carbon technology and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
LNG Canada selects Tecnicas Reunidas for Coastal GasLink Phase 2
Shell-operated LNG Canada has selected Spanish firm Tecnicas Reunidas for Phase 2 of the project’s Coastal GasLink.
Qatari LNG tanker sails through Red Sea
A Qatari LNG tanker is travelling through the Red Sea braving waters susceptible to attacks from Houthi rebels.
GECF calls for new gas investment at African Energy Week 2026
Annual global primary energy demand will rise by 20% to 768 exajoules (EJ) by 2055, from 641 EJ in 2024, as economic and population growth drive consumption.
Japan’s JERA increases indirect stake in Australia's Wheatstone LNG project
Japan's JERA has increased its indirect participation in Australia's Wheatstone LNG project after acquiring a 42.08% stake in Pan Pacific Energy from the Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security.
Poland moves closer to second LNG terminal as Gaz-System completes quay foundations
Polish state-owned gas grid operator Gaz-System said on October 16 it had finished driving over 500 piles that form the foundation of the quay for the floating LNG terminal in Gdańsk Bay. This brings Poland closer to mooring its first FSRU.
LNGPH plans $95mn third onshore LNG tank in Philippines
LNGPH, the gas venture backed by Philippine tycoons Manuel V. Pangilinan, Sabin Aboitiz and Ramon Ang, plans to spend about PHP6bn (around $95mn) to add a third onshore LNG storage tank.
EU adopts proposal to postpone EU Methane Regulations by one year
One year postponement will now require first import obligations from January 1, 2028.
France's EDF suspends Edison stake sale as Qatar LNG disruption clouds financial outlook
France's EDF has suspended plans to sell a minority stake in Italian energy company Edison, as prolonged disruption to Qatari LNG supplies makes it increasingly difficult to assess the utility's future earnings and valuation.
Greenpeace protest halts work at Australia's Scarborough gas project
Australia’s Woodside Energy has suspended activities at a floating production unit serving its $12.5bn Scarborough gas project off Western Australia after four Greenpeace activists occupied the facility.
Mozambique's sovereign wealth fund reaches $151mn as government channels LNG revenue into infrastructure
Mozambique's sovereign wealth fund holds approximately $151mn in LNG revenues, with 60% of gas income allocated to the state budget and 40% saved for future generations.
Cox to invest $2.9bn in El Salvador energy and water
Spanish energy and water group Cox will invest $2.9bn in gas, solar power, battery storage and drinking water projects in El Salvador, President Nayib Bukele said.
Trump pushes Mexico on energy deals with US firms
US President Donald Trump has urged Mexico to sign energy agreements with American companies as bilateral trade negotiations stall.
Kinder Morgan restores gas flows to Mexico after repairs
US pipeline operator Kinder Morgan (NYSE: KMI) has restarted natural gas shipments to Mexico on its Tennessee Gas Pipeline and withdrawn a force majeure declaration following repairs.
Guyana may halve Fulcrum LNG plan amid Exxon gas needs
Guyana may cut the size of its planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project with Fulcrum LNG, because ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) needs large volumes of gas to pump back into its offshore oil fields.
Ghana aims to replace liquid fuel for power generation with gas in 2027
Ghana is planning to stop buying liquid fuels for electricity generation next year as domestic gas and imports from Nigeria replace diesel and heavy fuel oil in thermal power generation plants.
Africa Energy Bank targets early 2027 financing as launch nears
The institution was conceived as an African-led financing mechanism for energy projects as international lenders increasingly restrict financing for fossil fuels.
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