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Venture Global wins arbitration case against Repsol
Venture Global’s beatdown stock soared 14% after the ruling.
Shell to lead as primary sponsor for LNG2026 in Qatar
Gas sales of Russian Novatek down 1.5% in 2025
Cambodia’s spending on imported fuel down 9.6% in 2025
Cambodia spent a total of $2.43bn on diesel, gasoline, and combustion gas imports in 2025, marking a 9.6% decrease compared with the previous year
Greenland crisis heightens concerns about Europe’s heavy reliance on US energy
In some quarters, the US has met more than 60% of Europe’s demand for LNG.
Mitsubishi to enter US' Haynesville shale with Aethon acquisition
Mitsubishi is buying US shale gas assets from Aethon Energy Management for $5.2bn
South Korean shipbuilder secures $500mn contract for LNG vessels
The South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean has finalised a deal valued at KRW738.3bn (approximately $502.5mn) to construct two liquefied natural gas transport ships for a client located in Oceania.
Argent LNG signs strategic agreement with contractor Maire Tecnimont
Argent LNG has signed a term sheet with Italian firm Maire Tecnimont to secure its support in developing the 25mn tonnes per year LNG facility located in Port Fourchon, Louisiana.
Colombia continues to weigh Venezuelan gas imports as sanctions outlook shifts
Colombia’s state-owned energy company Ecopetrol is taking preliminary steps to assess the resumption of natural gas imports from Venezuela, anticipating potential easing of US sanctions
German LNG terminal operator challenges subsidies to federal competing projects
Deutsche ReGas, Germany’s privately owned LNG terminal operator, has launched legal action against the European Commission over its approval of up to €4.96bn in state aid for government-backed LNG terminals.
Uzbekistan places fifth in 2025 piped gas supplies to China, Russia tops ranking followed by Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan supplied around $773mn in piped gas to China in 2025, ranking the country fifth among Beijing's key suppliers, according to TASS, which cited the Chinese General Administration of Customs (GAC).
Equatorial Guinea seeks $300mn oil, LNG prepay deals to revive output
Equatorial Guinea reportedly seeks $300mn in oil and LNG prepayment deals with commodity traders to finance a hydrocarbon production revival, as output has fallen to around 40,000bpd and traditional bank funding retreats from fossil fuels.
India, UAE strike LNG deal
India and the UAE have agreed to work towards doubling bilateral trade to $200bn by 2032, as New Delhi steps up efforts to diversify its economic partnerships amid pressure on exports to the US.
Shell and Mitsubishi considering selling stakes in LNG Canada
Shell and Japan’s Mitsubishi are exploring options to unload parts of their stakes in LNG Canada.
Canada’s Woodfibre LNG receives two new modules
Woodfibre LNG has reached another key milestone with the arrival of two modules in Squamish, British Columbia.
Hanwha signs MOU to support Newfoundland LNG project
South Korea’s Hanwha Group has inked a Memorandum of Understanding with Canada’s Fermeuse Energy to jointly advance the Newfoundland and Labrador LNG project.
Abu Dhabi's ADNOC weighs Venezuelan gas entry as it expands global portfolio
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) is assessing potential opportunities in Venezuela’s natural gas sector as the United Arab Emirates’ state energy giant looks to expand its international gas footprint
SHI launches hull for Eni’s Coral North FLNG project in Mozambique
Italian integrated energy group Eni and its partners on January 16 announced the launch of its Coral North floating LNG (FLNG) hull at the Samsung Heavy Industries’ Geoje Island shipyard in South Korea.
Nigeria, UAE sign $700mn LNG cooperation deal in Abu Dhabi
Nigeria and the UAE have signed a $700mn cooperation agreement to support LNG development in Akwa Ibom State, marking a deeper strategic partnership as Abuja seeks to monetise its gas reserves and Abu Dhabi expands its global energy footprint.
MidOcean Energy considers stake in Argentina LNG
Discussions remain in the preliminary stage and MidOcean Energy could still back out.
New UAE gas agreement strengthens energy ties with India
A landmark energy partnership was solidified between the UAE’s integrated gas processing powerhouse, ADNOC Gas PLC, and India’s Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, signed during the state visit of UAE President to India.
Oxford Economics projects Mozambique's inflation to average 4.8% this year
Mozambique’s inflation is likely to rise to an average 4.8% this year from 3.23% in 2025 before almost doubling to 8.4% in 2027 owing to the expected resumption of liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects.
US New Fortress Energy ties Brazil gas terminal restart to debt restructuring
US liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure company New Fortress Energy has submitted two alternative timelines to restart its idled Brazilian regasification unit, with the schedule contingent on progress resolving the company's debt pressures.
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