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Malaysia and Japan strengthen energy and regional cooperation
Malaysia and Japan have announced a collaboration on green energy initiatives, focusing on carbon capture and hydrogen technology, as part of Tokyo's efforts to expand its influence in Southeast Asia amidst China's growing economic dominance
ADNOC Gas hands out contracts for Ruwais LNG
A raft of contract awards was announced to support the development of the UAE’s key new gas export facility
“Farewell” Biden sanctions aim at Russian oil majors Surgut and Gazprom Neft
The US Department of Treasury’s OFAC on January 10 sanctioned Russian “oil dinosaur” SurgutNefteGas (Surgut or SurgutNG) and Gazprom Neft, the oil arm of natural gas giant Gazprom, along with 183 shadow fleet tanker transporting Russian oil.
Industry leaders call for extension of Indonesia’s natural gas subsidy
Facing stiff competition from China and India, Indonesian industry leaders are urging the government to extend its subsidised natural gas pricing policy, the HGBT programme, beyond its expiration on December 31, 2024
Severe gas crisis looms in Bangladesh as LNG import terminal shuts down for maintenance
Consumers in Bangladesh are expected to face a severe gas crisis as one of the two floating LNG terminals will be shut down for maintenance starting January 10
Trump’s advisers push for patience in lifting LNG approvals ban
President-elect Donald Trump is being cautioned by his advisors against attempting to restart LNG approval permits too quickly.
GLNG: Shell lowers LNG estimates for fourth quarter of 2024
EU imports of LNG from Russia hit record high in 2024
Europe’s addiction to Russian LNG continued in 2024, with the EU purchasing a record 17.8mn tonnes of the super-chilled fuel from Russia.
Challenger Energy set for major moves in Uruguay and beyond in 2025
Challenger Energy is positioning itself for a busy 2025 with key decisions expected on its offshore assets in Uruguay, Trinidad and The Bahamas.
Bolivia's YPFB targets Brazil to boost gas sales after Argentina pullback
YPFB is negotiating new gas contracts with Brazilian clients, aiming to maximise the value of Bolivian natural gas exports for the 2025-2027 period.
Equinor’s Hammerfest LNG plant shutdown extended by 10 days
Norwegian state-owned energy firm Equinor has extended the shutdown of its Hammerfest LNG facility by 10 days to last until January 19.
Shell lowers LNG estimates for fourth quarter of 2024
Supermajor Shell has lowered its forecast for LNG production in the fourth quarter of 2024, the company revealed in its update note.
Oman LNG sends first cargo to Shell under 10-year deal
Oman LNG has successfully loaded the first cargo of LNG purchased by Shell under a 10-year offtake agreement.
Bangladesh to buy rice from India, LNG from US
The Bangladesh government has approved the import of 50,000 tonnes of non-basmati parboiled rice from India and a shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States.
Qatar dismisses reports on revival of “piped gas for Europe” via Syria and Turkey project as pure “speculation”
Incoming US President Trump insists that EU buy more US LNG
Trump is keen to export more gas and oil, especially to Europe where a stoppage in Russian gas flows could be filled with US LNG.
Bolivia's gas reserves run dry, energy crisis looms
Bolivia is facing a critical energy dilemma, with gas reserves plummeting to half of what they were in 2018.
BP announces first gas flow at Greater Tortue Ahmeyim LNG project offshore Mauritania, Senegal
British energy supermajor BP has begun flowing gas from the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) Phase 1 liquefied natural gas (LNG) project offshore Senegal and Mauritania.
Argentina's YPF negotiates with Indian buyers for LNG exports
Argentina's national oil company YPF is advancing its LNG export ambitions through ongoing negotiations with potential Indian buyers as the company moves forward with its multibillion-dollar LNG project in Río Negro Province.
US gains most from "energy market redivision" in Europe, says Russian foreign ministry
The US has gained the most from the "redivision of the energy market” in Europe, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told Russian media on January 2.
Russia's first domestically produced LNG carrier completes sea trials
The Aleksey Kosygin LNG carrier, the first in a series of Russian-made LNG carriers to serve at Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 project, completed sea trials on December 30.
AEC addresses security concerns as Mozambique readies to unlock its LNG potential
The African Energy Chamber (AEC) has emphasised the need for peace and stability in the region as Mozambique prepares to harness its vast liquefied natural gas (LNG) potential.
Thailand's BBGI to supply Bio-LNG to ships in collaboration with Kepple
Thailand's BBGI, the biotechnology arm of energy conglomerate Bangchak Corporation, plans to supply bio-LNG as a cleaner alternative fuel for ships, replacing traditional liquefied natural gas (LNG)
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