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India’s Petronet seeks $1.4 billion loan for LNG terminal and petrochemical plant
State-run Petronet, India’s largest importer of LNG is seeking a loan from local banks of at least INR120bn in order to build an LNG terminal and petrochemical plant.
Uzbekistan’s 1H25 gas exports climb 51% y/y to $355mn
Uzbekistan’s natural gas exports rose 50.5% y/y in the first half of 2025 to $354.9mn, according to the state's statistical agency.
Tanzania set to finalise $42bn LNG deal within two weeks, says energy ministry
CanadaAfrOilAfrica EnergyAfrican M&A and Investments Review Tanzania is poised to conclude a landmark agreement within the next two weeks that will lay the legal and fiscal foundation for a $42bn liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Lindi region.
Uzbekistan approves energy cooperation roadmap with sanctioned Russian oil giant Gazprom Neft
Uzbekistan’s Cabinet of Ministers has approved a roadmap to strengthen cooperation with Russian state oil firm Gazprom Neft, despite the Western sanctions that still apply to the company and its leadership.
Bangladesh signs first short-term LNG deal with Oman’s OQ Trading
Bangladesh signed its first-ever short-term liquefied natural gas supply deal with Oman’s OQ Trading International on July 22 to shore up energy security and cut reliance on the volatile spot market.
Mexico Pacific requests DoE for 7-year extension for Saguaro Energia LNG plant
Mexico Pacific Limited has filed an application for a seven-year extension of the export deadline for its Saguaro Energia LNG plant with the US Department of Energy.
ASEA introduces new air pollution controls for Mexico's petrol stations
Mexico's Agency for Safety, Energy and Environment has published new regulations establishing measures for controlling and monitoring atmospheric pollutant emissions at gasoline and diesel service stations nationwide, Mexico Business News reported.
Aramco discussing Jafurah-based finance deal with BlackRock
Aramco is reportedly working on a deal to raise approximately $10bn from a consortium led by BlackRock for the infrastructure of its flagship Jafurah gas project
Chevron, Shell eye return to Indonesia as reforms unlock upstream oil and gas potential
Global energy majors including Chevron and Shell are signalling renewed interest in Indonesia’s upstream oil and gas sector, as the government steps up fiscal reforms and improves access to exploration data
India’s LNG imports rise 26% in June
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose sharply in June 2025, reaching 3bn cubic metres (bcm), up 26.1% year-on-year, according to the latest provisional data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC)
POSCO E&C clinches major LNG terminal deal in Thailand
South Korea’s POSCO Engineering & Construction, a subsidiary of steel giant POSCO has secured a $1bn contract to build an LNG terminal in Thailand
Italian energy firm to Invest $10bn in Indonesia’s East Kalimantan gas fields
Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahlil Lahadalia, has confirmed that Italian energy company Eni plans to invest around $10bn, or approximately IDR150 trillion, in East Kalimantan.
Freeport LNG granted 40-month extension for Train 4
Freeport LNG has obtained a 40-month extension from US federal regulators to finish construction of its Train 4.
Asian spot LNG prices fall after rising multiple weeks
Asian spot LNG prices have fallen amid weaker demand and high inventories.
GAIL, Vitol formalise 10-year LNG supply agreement as India’s gas demand surges
Under the terms of the deal, Vitol will supply GAIL with approximately 1mn tonnes of LNG annually over a ten-year period, commencing in 2026.
India’s GAIL opens discussions with Alaska LNG
GAIL throws its hat in the ring with over 50 other companies that have expressed interest in buying LNG from Glenfarne’s proposed facility.
Venture Global inks 20-year LNG supply deal with Italy’s Eni
US LNG giant Venture Global has agreed to supply Italian energy firm Eni with 2mn tonnes per year of LNG over a 20-year contract.
Second LNG carrier docks at Arctic LNG-2
A second LNG tanker since the start of this year has docked near the Arctic LNG-2 plant in the Russian Arctic.
Pemex expects $8bn from mixed contracts as Slim's Carso Energy leads investment interest
Mozambique clears road for restart of TotalEnergies' $20bn LNG project
Work at Mozambique LNG started in 2019 but was suspended after an attack by Islamist insurgents near the site.
Egypt pays additional $1bn to settle oil arrears, commissions second LNG regasification vessel
The Egyptian government paid an additional $1bn in overdue payments to foreign oil companies in the first week of July, bringing total repayments since June 2024 to $8.5bn.
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