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Pakistan to ramp up LNG spot purchases, anticipating longer disruption to Qatari supply
The government is finalising plans to buy at least one more cargo for delivery before the end of July and as many as six shipments in August.
Glut of LNG supply pushed back to 2028
Damage to Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial Complex and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has delayed the oversupply of LNG to the market.
Turkey’s BOTAS increases LNG storage capacity at Marmaraereglisi Terminal
Turkey’s state-run energy firm BOTAS has begun construction of a fourth storage tank at the company’s Marmaraereglisi Terminal in the country’s northwest.
OPEC takes aim at the IEA over oil and gas forecasts
OPEC warns that pessimistic demand forecasts and financing restrictions risk deterring oil and gas investment.
Shell gives go-ahead to Caribbean LNG regasification plant in Bahamas
Shell has approved an investment in a small LNG receiving terminal in the Bahamas and begun construction at the project site.
Indonesia breaks ground on $21bn Abadi Masela LNG megaproject
Unlocking one of the largest offshore gas reserves in the Asia-Pacific region, Indonesia has launched an upstream megaproject of the Abadi Masela LNG Block National Strategic Project.
Axess Group wins contracts for Golar LNG floating units assigned to Argentina LNG project
Norwegian asset integrity specialist Axess Group has secured contracts from Golar LNG to provide maintenance and integrity management services for two floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) units that are scheduled to operate at Argentina's LNG export
Glenfarne announces $500mn investment to support Texas LNG
Glenfarne Group has secured a $500mn investment, with the lead investors involved being investment funds and accounts managed by HPS Investment Partners, to support the continued development of its Texas LNG project.
Petrobangla expects to receive half of QatarEnergy LNG deliveries for 2026
Bangladesh's state-run LNG buyer Petrobangla announced that it expects to receive only half of its contracted 2026 deliveries from QatarEnergy.
Hormuz stays closed until US accepts Iranian rule of the strait, Iran's army says
Iran's army says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Washington accepts Iranian legal authority over the waterway, confirming strikes on shipping and warning Gulf neighbours that hosting US forces will not go unanswered.
Africa's LNG ambitions gather pace amid record global trade, says IGU report
Africa is steadily carving out a more prominent role in the global LNG industry.
North Macedonia invited to join Vertical Gas Corridor in boost to regional energy connectivity
Chevron seeks approvals for surveys to support LNG production at Gorgon in Australia
The surveys will support engineering work for the fields’ future development as part of Gorgon’s wider backfill programme.
Enersea unveils LNG loading platform concept for South American export projects
Dutch offshore engineering company Enersea has introduced a liquefied natural gas (LNG) loading platform concept designed for shallow offshore and nearshore developments.
Italy's Adriatic LNG terminal kicks off open season for LNG regas capacity
Italy’s Adriatic LNG terminal has launched an open season for medium and long-term regasification capacity between 2029 and 2051.
EU gives conditional sign-off for Baker Hughes' $13.6bn takeover of Chart Industries
The European Commission has conditionally approved Baker Hughes’ $13.6bn acquisition of Chart Industries after the companies agreed to divest LNG technology assets and preserve access for rival equipment suppliers.
France's CMA CGM completes biggest bio-LNG bunkering operation to date
TotalEnergies supplied the fuel using its LNG bunkering vessel.
Malaysia's Petronas strikes small-scale LNG deal with Japan's Shizuoka Gas
Malaysia’s Petronas has agreed to supply Japan’s Shizuoka Gas with approximately 0.84mn tonnes of LNG over seven years from fiscal 2032.
LNG Canada reaches equity deal with 5 First Nations
Shell-operated LNG Canada and its joint venture partners have agreed to an equity option agreement with MNT Investments, a limited partnership consisting of the economic development organizations of five neighbouring First Nations.
Mozambique can draw lessons from Angola's gas reforms as its LNG sector expands, says AEC
Mozambique should strengthen its regulatory framework and create a more predictable investment environment if it is to maximise the benefits of its growing LNG industry, says the African Energy Chamber.
European gas prices surge amid renewed US-Iran hostilities
European gas prices have soared this week amid renewed US-Iran hostilities, driving up costs for restocking supplies ahead of next winter.
US LNG exports to Latin America unlikely to stay at three-year high as regional supply pressures ease
Tankers stack up off Fujairah as Hormuz becomes contested chokepoint
Ship-tracking data shows tankers clustering at anchorages off Fujairah, Khor Fakkan and Sohar rather than transiting the Strait of Hormuz, as a US cargo levy, Iranian tolls and mining claims turn the waterway into a contested chokepoint.
Russian refining down to record lows, LNG exports to Europe at record highs
Russia’s crude output declined to the lowest in at least two and a half years in June as Ukraine attacked the nation’s oil infrastructure on an almost daily basis. But LNG production remains untouched and exports to Europe are at record highs.
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