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West Australia gives special state priority to Woodside's Browse gas project

The Western Australian government has granted “State Significant Project” status to Woodside Energy’s proposed Browse to North West Shelf development.

North Macedonia completes first hydrogen study with EU support

Italy's Edison reports extended force majeure on Qatari LNG shipments

QatarEnergy has extended force majeure on LNG supplies to Italy’s Edison through the end of September, adding three cargoes to the volumes it is unable to deliver because of the continuing disruption to Qatari exports.

Serbia to gain new gas supply route via Greece-backed corridor

Serbia is expected to join the Vertical Gas Corridor, a regional gas network aimed at diversifying supply routes across Southeast and Central Europe, after agreements are signed in September.

Argent LNG granted export authorisation for Louisiana project

The US Department of Energy has granted an export permit to free-trade countries to Argent LNG for its proposed Louisiana project.

AEC, ENH strengthen partnership to support Mozambique’s energy investment drive

The African Energy Chamber and Mozambique’s national oil company ENH have agreed to strengthen cooperation in attracting investment, expanding local content and increasing private-sector participation as the country’s gas industry grows.

Panama Canal advances $8bn energy corridor as prequalification enters decisive phase

Panama Canal advances the prequalification process for its proposed $8bn Energy Corridor, with the pipeline project emerging as a cornerstone of the waterway's strategy to diversify revenues and strengthen its role in global energy logistics.

MSC launches feeder services for Mozambique LNG project cargo

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has launched dedicated coastal feeder services linking Afungi in northern Mozambique separately with the ports of Nacala and Maputo to support cargo flows for the LNG development at Afungi.

Greece’s Dynagas gets EU exemption to transport Russian LNG

Brussels yields to Athens but caps LNG volume transported at 2025 levels.

Indonesian gas sub-holding company turns Aceh's Arun terminal into LNG re-export hub

Indonesia’s principal gas sub-holding subsidiary has secured the top global spot for liquefied natural gas (LNG) re-export operations

Bangladesh’s damaged FSRU expected to restart within two weeks

Bangladesh expects its damaged Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) to return to service within 10-15 days, offering relief from a nationwide gas shortage triggered by the suspension of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports.

Egypt purchases spot LNG cargoes for August delivery

Egyptian energy companies have contracted additional spot cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for delivery in August 2026 to manage surging peak-summer electricity demand

Expansion of Croatia's Krk LNG terminal planned in 2027

Croatia's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the island of Krk is not expected to face supply disruptions this year despite turbulence in global energy markets, while an expansion project is on track to boost capacity in 2027.

Asyad Shipping sells 20% stakes in two newbuild LNG carriers to Omani investors

Asyad Shipping, the majority state-owned Omani maritime transportation company, has sold a 20%t stake in each of its two newbuild liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers to two local institutions, the publicly listed company announced on July 27.

Mozambique aims to turn LNG investment into broader economic growth

Mozambique is seeking to convert more than $50bn of planned LNG investment in the Rovuma Basin into long-term economic growth by expanding local industry, creating jobs and strengthening the role of domestic businesses.

Cameroon growth set to slow as Hilli Episeyo LNG vessel exits

Cameroon’s economic growth is forecast to slow to 3.2% in 2026 as the departure of the Hilli Episeyo floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessel reduces gas exports, according to the National Economic and Financial Committee.

Canada’s FortisBC granted key approval for Tilbury LNG expansion

Canadian natural gas utility Fortis BC has received the go ahead from British Columbia’s provincial government to proceed the project following the exemption of the requirement for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity.

QatarEnergy extends force majeure on LNG deliveries to mid-October

The world’s second-largest exporter, Qatar, has prolonged force majeure through to mid-October on deliveries of LNG cargoes to some of its Asian buyers.

Gas Malaysia projected for 16% earnings surge in FY27

Peninsular Malaysia’s sole natural gas network operator is positioned for accelerated profit expansion

Cambodia opens LNG power project to global energy firms

Cambodia is inviting international bidders for a 900-megawatt liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant, as it broadens its energy partnerships while accelerating the transition to cleaner electricity.

South Korea imports first condensate from Australian Barossa field

SK Innovation E&S (096770.KS) will import its first ever consignment of condensate from an Australian offshore gas field, the company announced on July 27.

Eni-Petronas joint venture see steel-cutting for FPSO for North Hub gas project off Indonesia

Searah, the energy joint venture between Eni and Petronas, has started construction of a $2.9bn floating production, storage and offloading vessel for the $11.8bn North Hub gas development offshore Indonesia.

ABL secures warranty survey service work for Papua New Guinea's first FSO

Global energy consultancy ABL has secured a contract from Australia’s Santos subsidiary Oil Search to provide marine warranty survey services for Papua New Guinea’s first offshore floating storage and offloading facility.

Germany faces five times higher gas prices versus 2020

The newspaper compared an average German border import price of around €12 per MWh in 2020 with European wholesale prices of just over €60 per MWh at the start of this week.

Russia's Novatek reports 9% dip in H1 earnings despite higher revenues and production

Finam analyst Sergey Kaufman attributed the EBITDA decline largely to the pricing structure of Yamal LNG’s long-term contracts, which are predominantly linked to oil prices with a lag of six to nine months.

Pakistan shuts two fertiliser plants as Middle East tensions tighten LNG supplies

Pakistan has temporarily closed two fertiliser plants as fresh US-Iran tensions disrupted liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies.

Turkey’s gas, crude purchases up 3% y/y in May

Turkey’s natural gas imports rose 2.95% y/y to 3.64bn cubic metres (bcm) in May, while oil and petroleum product imports increased 2.97% y/y to 4.09mn tonnes, according to monthly reports issued by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).

Japan imports three-month high in LNG volumes in June

Japan’s LNG imports rose by 6.2% year on year to a three-month high of 4.72mn tonnes in June, reversing five consecutive months of decline as utilities began rebuilding inventories ahead of peak summer demand.