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Ksi Lisims LNG plant added to Canada’s major projects list
The $10bn plant in northern British Columbia would produce 12mn tonnes of LNG per year.
Shell must pay Venture Global’s court fees following arbitration loss
Shell has been ordered by an International Chamber of Commerce panel to pay Venture Global’s court fees following its unsuccessful arbitration case.
China’s LNG tanker shadow fleet – reality or fiction?
China appears to be constructing a discreet fleet of LNG tankers capable of moving sanctioned Russian fuel in what is an emerging tactic that would allow Moscow to preserve export revenue while tightening the energy relationship between the two.
Brazil’s Petrobras signs first small-scale LNG contract for Amazon gas supply
Petrobras and Amazônica Energy have signed the first contract for sale of natural gas from the Urucu Cluster for small-scale commercialisation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Amazonas state
Bangladesh on track to being South Asia’s second largest LNG importer in next decade
Bangladesh is on course to become South Asia’s second-largest importer of liquefied natural gas by 2035, overtaking Pakistan as the country’s own gas reserves dwindle and new regasification capacity comes online.
EU LNG imports set for record high in November as US supply surges
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports into the European Union are on track to hit an all-time monthly high in November, driven by a sharp rise in shipments from the United States.
Colombia's GEB advances $150mn LNG terminal as part of $1.65bn capex plan
Grupo Energía Bogotá (GEB) stated that it will invest $150mn in a new liquefied natural gas terminal on Colombia’s northern Caribbean coast, as the company looks to strengthen supply security amid a projected gas deficit
Bangladesh clears plan to procure LNG from Aramco Trading Singapore
The Bangladesh government has given its approval to procure LNG from Aramco Trading Singapore Pte Ltd. under a short-term Government-to-Government arrangement to help meet rising energy demand
Insurgents attack communities in northern Mozambique, raising security concerns for LNG projects
Venture Global announces three LNG offtake deals in a week
US LNG exporter Venture Global has struck three separate offtake agreements in the past week.
West Australian govt accused of doctoring report on LNG environmental impact
Western Australia’s government has come under fire after climate analysts and opposition politicians accused it of editing a taxpayer-funded report to downplay the environmental risks of the state’s natural gas exports.
UK to cut off services for Russian LNG exports
The UK’s Foreign Office said the ban will be phased in during 2026 “in lockstep with our European partners,” ahead of a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Canada.
Egypt to import three LNG shipments in November amid rising domestic demand
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation will import three liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments and issued a tender to its current suppliers for deliveries scheduled from mid to late November 2025.
Petrobras and Amazonica sign deal for LNG feedgas
Brazil’s state-run petroleum company Petrobras has signed a deal with LNG developer Amazonica Energy for the sale of feedgas.
South Africa: Industry condemns government silence over looming gas crisis as Sasol offers interim fix
The Industrial Gas Users Association of South Africa (IGUA-SA) has once again voiced its concerns about the impending “gas cliff” and the government’s inaction in addressing the supply shortage.
Argentina's YPF reports financial loss despite strong production
Argentine national oil company YPF reported a net loss of $198mn in Q3 2025, attributed to a deferred tax charge, though the result masked strong operational performance in its critical Vaca Muerta shale operations.
ADNOC agrees to 15-year LNG deal with Shell
United Arab Emirates’ state-run energy company Abu Dhabi National Oil Company has agreed to supply Shell with 1mn tonnes per year of LNG for 15 years.
Croatia says new gas link will open supply route to Bosnia, boost regional energy security
Energy Transfer seeks equity partners for Lake Charles facility
Energy Transfer will not move ahead with a final investment decision for its Lake Charles LNG facility until at least 80% of the project has been sold to equity partners.
Japan commits to monthly LNG purchases to safeguard against supply shocks
Japan will take added measures to ensure the country is insulated from LNG supply shocks.
Petronas ramps up Canadian LNG imports signing deal with Cedar LNG
Malaysia’s state-run firm is becoming a bigger player in the fledgling Canadian LNG market.
Petronas signs 20-year deal with Pembina pipeline to boost Canadian LNG exports
Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) has signed a 20-year agreement with Canada’s Pembina Pipeline Corp, expanding its natural gas export capacity from Canada through the Cedar LNG project, the Malaysian state-owned oil company said in a statement
Poland plans to become US gas hub to supply Slovakia and Ukraine
Poland will seek to become a regional distribution centre for American gas to supply neighbouring Slovakia and Ukraine, President Andrzej Nawrocki said while on a visit to Bratislava.
US natural gas pipeline exports to Mexico hit all-time August high of 6.47bn cubic metres
Pipeline imports of natural gas from the United States into Mexico established an unprecedented August record at 6.47bn cubic metres, representing a 3.6% advance from the prior year's 6.25bn cubic metres and marking the highest monthly volume ever
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