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Gas Malaysia projected for 16% earnings surge in FY27
Peninsular Malaysia’s sole natural gas network operator is positioned for accelerated profit expansion
Cambodia opens LNG power project to global energy firms
Cambodia is inviting international bidders for a 900-megawatt liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant, as it broadens its energy partnerships while accelerating the transition to cleaner electricity.
South Korea imports first condensate from Australian Barossa field
SK Innovation E&S (096770.KS) will import its first ever consignment of condensate from an Australian offshore gas field, the company announced on July 27.
Eni-Petronas joint venture see steel-cutting for FPSO for North Hub gas project off Indonesia
Searah, the energy joint venture between Eni and Petronas, has started construction of a $2.9bn floating production, storage and offloading vessel for the $11.8bn North Hub gas development offshore Indonesia.
ABL secures warranty survey service work for Papua New Guinea's first FSO
Global energy consultancy ABL has secured a contract from Australia’s Santos subsidiary Oil Search to provide marine warranty survey services for Papua New Guinea’s first offshore floating storage and offloading facility.
Germany faces five times higher gas prices versus 2020
The newspaper compared an average German border import price of around €12 per MWh in 2020 with European wholesale prices of just over €60 per MWh at the start of this week.
Russia's Novatek reports 9% dip in H1 earnings despite higher revenues and production
Finam analyst Sergey Kaufman attributed the EBITDA decline largely to the pricing structure of Yamal LNG’s long-term contracts, which are predominantly linked to oil prices with a lag of six to nine months.
Pakistan shuts two fertiliser plants as Middle East tensions tighten LNG supplies
Pakistan has temporarily closed two fertiliser plants as fresh US-Iran tensions disrupted liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies.
Turkey’s gas, crude purchases up 3% y/y in May
Turkey’s natural gas imports rose 2.95% y/y to 3.64bn cubic metres (bcm) in May, while oil and petroleum product imports increased 2.97% y/y to 4.09mn tonnes, according to monthly reports issued by the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EPDK).
Japan imports three-month high in LNG volumes in June
Japan’s LNG imports rose by 6.2% year on year to a three-month high of 4.72mn tonnes in June, reversing five consecutive months of decline as utilities began rebuilding inventories ahead of peak summer demand.
Egypt holds talks with global energy majors to secure long-term LNG supplies
Egypt is currently in talks with leading international energy companies to purchase between 15 and 18 shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per month under agreements spanning three to five years
EU tries to keep Russian LNG sanctions alive
The EU is considering at least three options to overcome an impasse over new restrictions on Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG), including a possible 24-month wind-down period.
Lithuania deploys troops to guard LNG terminal and key energy sites
Lithuania has deployed military personnel to help protect its liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Klaipeda and other strategic energy facilities amid growing concern over possible Russian provocations against Nato's eastern flank.
Shell's Loran gas field project could propel Venezuela's and Trinidad's gas sector growth
Shell's entry into Venezuela's Loran gas field could transform Trinidad and Tobago's energy sector, Rystad Energy claimed in a report.
Evidence shows Russia's Novatek may be resuming work on Arctic LNG-2's third train
Two sanctioned heavy-lift vessels have delivered key modules for the third production train of Novatek’s Arctic LNG 2 project to its Belokamenka construction yard near Murmansk.
Petrovietnam eyes stronger Canada ties to advance energy transition
Petrovietnam is looking to strengthen energy co-operation with Canada as Vietnam accelerates its transition towards cleaner and more diversified energy sources.
Qatar Gas Transport Company reports net profit decline for H1 of 2026
Qatar Gas Transport Company reported a marginal y/y decline in net profit of 0.3% to $235.4mn for the first half of 2026, down from $236.1mn the previous year.
Jade executes collaboration agreement with three Chinese partners for coal bed methane project at Red Lake, Mongolia
ade Gas Holdings (ASX: JGH), a gas developer focused on the coal bed methane (CBM) potential of Mongolia, said on July 20 in a press release that it has executed a non-binding collaboration agreement.
Cheniere’s Corpus Christi plant gets approval to introduce fuel gas to Train 7
The US’s largest LNG exporter Cheniere Energy has been given the green light by federal regulators to add hot oil and fuel gas into Train 7 at its Corpus Christi facility.
Canada’s Cedar LNG gets approval to increase future production capacity
Cedar LNG has received approval from British Columbia’s environmental regulator to raise its future production capacity.
Indonesia formally breaks ground on Abadi LNG project, but the critical FID is still pending
Indonesia and Japan’s Inpex have formally broken ground on early works for the $20.9bn Abadi LNG project, marking tangible progress at the long-delayed development but not the start of full-scale construction.
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.
Ukraine seeks long-term US LNG partnership to bolster winter gas supplies
Ukraine's state energy company Naftogaz has agreed to pursue a long-term partnership with US-based Argent LNG to supply American liquefied natural gas LNG, as Kyiv seeks to strengthen energy security and secure fuel supplies ahead of winter.
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.
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