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Three bidders compete for $1.55bn Vietnam LNG plant
Three groups of investors are competing to develop Ho Chi Minh City's Long Son power plant, an LNG-fired project worth VND39.87 trillion.
Malaysia's Dialog invests $210.6mn in Sarawak gas field
Malaysia's Dialog Group Bhd (KL:DIALOG) will spend a further MYR860mn ($210.6mn) on a second gas field off Miri in Sarawak, now that its first field is producing commercially.
Indonesia to tender 12 oil, gas blocks this year
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources aims to auction 12 oil and gas working areas before the end of 2026 and is targeting first output from them in 2029.
Russia's LNG sales to EU drop 28% in October as Spain resumes buying before ban - IntelliNews Lambda
EU imports of Russian LNG fell 28% y/y in October even as Spain resumed buying after its first month without a Russian cargo in five years.
EU's bill for Russian Yamal LNG hits €8.7bn with 50 days left before ban
The EU paid an estimated €8.7bn for Russia's Yamal LNG in January-October, more than in all of 2025, with 50 days to go before an EU ban on Russian LNG takes effect.
Poland's Orlen ends Qatar LNG deal after force majeure halts deliveries
Polish energy group Orlen has ended one of its two long-term LNG contracts with QatarEnergy after eight months without deliveries.
Pakistan seeks emergency LNG supplies and price cuts in Qatar talks
Pakistan is seeking emergency LNG deliveries from Qatar for the winter heating season while negotiating lower prices and reduced annual volumes under its long-term supply agreements.
China's crude imports rebound to seven-month high but remain sharply below 2025 levels
China's crude oil imports rebounded to their highest level since March in October as Middle Eastern supplies recovered from disruptions caused by the Iran conflict.
Norway’s Vår Energi signs $518mn drilling contract with Odfjell through 2031
Belgian gas infrastructure operator Fluxys LNG is offering three additional LNG unloading and regasification slots at its Zeebrugge terminal in January 2027.
Poland’s Orlen cancels Qatar LNG deal following supply disruptions
Polish state-run energy company Orlen has terminated one of its long-standing LNG supply agreements with QatarEnergy after disruptions linked to the Iran conflict prevented the Qatari producer from fulfilling its contractual commitments.
France’s GTT secures LNG carrier tank design order from Samsung Heavy Industries
The contract, announced on November 4, was awarded to GTT Energy, the group's containment and energy management subsidiary, during the fourth quarter of 2026.
Australian LNG exporters face demand risks as $67.8bn in Asian projects stall
Australian LNG exporters face growing demand uncertainty after $67.8bn worth of proposed gas-fired power plants and import terminals in emerging Asian markets were cancelled or stalled over the past five years.
Atlas Copco expands LNG compressor manufacturing in South Korea and US
Swedish industrial equipment manufacturer Atlas Copco has expanded its compressor manufacturing capacity in South Korea and the US to meet growing demand from the LNG.
Venture Global acquires federal land for US Louisiana LNG development
The parcel, formerly part of the Calcasieu Pass Radio Beacon Station, was sold to Cameron Land Ventures for $1.03mn, equivalent to its appraised fair market value.
Power LNG selects storage tank contractor for Texas marine fuelling project
US developer Power LNG Ventures has selected Cashman Preload Cryogenics to design a 3mn-gallon LNG storage tank for its Project Seawolf marine fuelling facility in Galveston.
Norway’s Techouse wins contract for Golar LNG's fourth FLNG unit
Norwegian engineering company Techouse has secured a contract from Black & Veatch to supply heat recovery steam generation modules for Golar LNG's fourth floating LNG unit.
JERA, ENEOS to develop 1.74 GW LNG-fired power plant in Japan
Japan's largest power generator JERA has agreed to jointly develop and operate two LNG-fired power units with ENEOS Power.
Elenger begins winter LNG deliveries to Finland and Baltics
Estonian energy company Elenger has received the first of at least five LNG cargoes scheduled for delivery to Finland and the Baltic states this winter.
Excelerate Energy signs 11-year LNG supply deal for Bahamas hub
Excelerate Energy has agreed to an 11-year LNG supply deal with AxDo Bahamas.
Colombia gas imports hit record as output falls
Colombia imported more natural gas in September than in any previous month, El Tiempo reported, as falling domestic production left the country relying on foreign supply for over a third of its needs
Argentina eyes $38bn in investment decisions as YPF, miners near FIDs
Argentina could secure final investment decisions worth about $38bn for major natural gas and mining developments over the next three months, with state-controlled oil company YPF expected to confirm a $29bn initial commitment for an LNG project.
Argentina begins welding work on $1.3bn Vaca Muerta gas pipeline to Río Negro coast
Construction of the San Matías Pipeline, a 472-km gas link designed to carry natural gas from Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale formation to the coast of Río Negro for liquefied natural gas exports.
YPF prepares $2bn pipe tender for Argentina LNG project as Techint seeks comeback
Argentina's state-controlled oil company YPF is preparing to launch a $2bn tender for steel pipes for two gas pipelines linking the Vaca Muerta shale formation with the coast of Río Negro.
Qatar continues to explore US market for LNG supply
NextDecade’s Train 6 at its Rio Grande LNG project could provide QatarEnergy with the additional US LNG supply it is seeking.
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