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Bangladesh turns to Singapore in a bid to alleviate energy woes

In a significant effort to address Bangladesh's ongoing energy crisis, the interim government in Dhaka has approved the import of two cargoes of LNG from Gunvor Singapore

McDermott secures EPCI contract for North Field South Offshore Pipelines and Cables

US engineering and construction firm McDermott has been selected as the winning contractor by QatarEnergy for an engineering, procurement, construction and installation contract for its North Field South Offshore Pipelines and Cables Project.

Mexico’s Gato Negro granted LNG export permit from US Department of Energy

Mexico’s Gato Nego LNG facility, located in Manzanillo, has been authorised to export LNG to countries the US holds free trade agreements with, the US Department of Energy announced.

Hurdles mount as Russia races against time at sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 facility

Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 facility located in Sabetta, northwest Siberia, finds itself in a race against time to sell LNG cargoes before winter arrives and routes become untraversable without ice breakers.

Frontera Energy faces challenges amid gas crisis and amends share buyback

Frontera Energy Corporation, a Canadian oil and gas company, recently made a significant amendment to its substantial issuer bid.

Serbia signs MoU with North Macedonia for gas interconnector

Serbia has taken another step to diversify its energy supply by agreeing a plan for a pipeline to link to the liquefied natural gas terminal in Alexandroupolis, Greece.

Japan signs deal with Italy’s Eni for LNG supply during emergencies

Japan and Italian energy major Eni have agreed in principle to sign a memorandum of understanding to allow Tokyo to purchase LNG from the company during emergencies, the Japanese government revealed.

GLNG: Japan signs deal with Italy’s Eni for LNG supply during emergencies

China reaches an LNG crossroads of sorts

China has reached a dominant position in global energy markets, with an abundant supply of natural gas and the subsequent leverage to dictate its own negotiating terms

Bangladesh scraps deal with Summit Group for second FSRU

The Bangladesh government has cancelled its deal with Summit Group on the second floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU).

VTTI plans investment in Asian LNG terminals

Bloomberg reported last week that VTTI BV CEO Guy Moeyens said there was a huge scope for new terminals in Asia. “There is a lot of potential in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and the Philippines,” he said.

Petrobras confirms major gas discovery in Colombia

Brazil's state-owned oil company Petrobras has announced significant gas discoveries in the Guajira Basin, offshore Colombia, estimating the reserves to be around 170 billion cubic metres.

Santos signs mid-term LNG supply deal with TotalEnergies Gas & Power Asia

Australian energy giant Santos has come to an agreement with supermajor TotalEnergies on a mid-term LNG supply deal.

Adani Total Gas launches green hydrogen in natural gas blending project in India

Adani Total Gas announced the commissioning of its hydrogen blending system at Adani Shantigram in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, on October 4.

Japanese firms call for methane abatement in LNG supply chain

A group of 22 utilities and trading houses in Japan have joined an alliance aiming to leverage their buying power and put pressure on LNG suppliers to reduce methane emissions in their supply chains.