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Saudi Aramco seeks bigger footprint in US LNG sector with new MoUs
Aramco has signed MoUs with MidOcean Energy and Commonwealth LNG.
LNG Canada ships 25th cargo since launch in late June
LNG Canada has shipped its 25th cargo since the export terminal came online in late June.
Mozambique gives state-run ENH 30-year concession to build two FSRUs
The Mozambique government has granted a 30-year concession to four of its state-run companies to build and operate LNG facilities, including two floating storage and regasification units.
Turkey’s underground gas storage facilities at full capacity ahead of winter
Turkey’s underground natural gas storage facilities have been fully stocked ahead of the winter season, ensuring supply security for peak-demand months, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar has announced.
Colombia's Ecopetrol commits $100mn to LNG terminal
Colombia's state-controlled oil company Ecopetrol will invest $100mn to construct a regasification terminal at its Coveñas maritime facility in Sucre department, injecting imported liquefied natural gas into the national pipeline network
Egypt establishes LNG liquefaction and bunkering facility in Port Said
Egypt’s Ministry of Petroleum and the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish a liquefaction and LNG bunkering station in the Raswa area of Port Said
Singapore’s GasCo on the hunt for Q1 2026 LNG
Singapore’s newly established state gas buyer, GasCo, plans to solicit long-term LNG supply offers in the first quarter of 2026 for delivery beginning in 2028, as part of efforts to close a looming supply gap.
Unions threaten strike on Woodside’s Pluto 2 LNG expansion
Labour tensions have flared at Woodside Energy’s high-profile Pluto 2 LNG project in Australia, as a union coalition has applied to the Fair Work Commission for authorisation to strike.
Orlen’s US LNG supplies to Naftogaz may reach 1 bcm in 2026
Tensions threaten Israel-Egypt gas deal
A landmark natural gas agreement between Israel and Egypt, valued at $35bn, faces imminent collapse amid escalating geopolitical friction
US, Bosnia aim to speed up Southern Interconnection construction
US diplomats and political leaders in the Bosnian Federation entity signalled movement on long-delayed plans to build a strategic gas pipeline linking the country to US LNG imports via Croatia.
US-based NOV secures FLNG contract for Argentine project
US-based oilfield services provider NOV has secured its second contract for a floating liquefied natural gas project in Argentina's Gulf of San Matías, marking another milestone in the country's offshore LNG export expansion.
ExxonMobil lifts force majeure on $30bn Rovuma LNG in Mozambique as security outlook improves
ExxonMobil has lifted force majeure on Mozambique’s Rovuma LNG project after improvements in Cabo Delgado’s security environment, allowing partners Eni, TotalEnergies and CNPC to resume work.
India's LNG imports down 23% in October
Trump reopens Alaska drilling rolling back Biden-era limits
US President Donald Trump’s administration has rescinded limits in Alaska on oil and gas drilling.
Venture Global applies for FERC approval for expansion of Plaquemines
US LNG developer Venture Global has submitted a permit application for the expansion of its Plaquemines project with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Woodfibre LNG sues District of Squamish over approval process
Change in classification is set to raise Woodfibre LNG’s property taxes by CAD1.8mn.
Equinor reports finding of probe into exposure events at Hammerfest LNG
The company said several contributing factors occurred simultaneously during the events, which took place between summer 2024 and summer 2025.
Novatek ends eastbound LNG exports via the Northern Sea Route
The last shipment is being carried by the Arc7 tanker Boris Vilkitsky, and no further vessels are heading east, marking the end of the region’s spring–summer navigation period.
Yamal LNG risks losing insurance for vessels after UK sanctions
All vessels serving Novatek’s Yamal LNG plant are currently insured by the UK P&I Club, a leading mutual insurer whose structure pools liability among member shipowners in the event of a claim.
Ukraine's DTEK imports first US LNG cargo
The shipment marks the first time a Ukrainian private energy company has chartered a vessel and arranged loading on FOB terms in the US.
Egypt’s imports of US LNG surge to 57.3 bcf in August
Egypt has purchased around 57.3bn cubic feet (bcf) of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) in August. The volume represents 13% of total US LNG exports for the month
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.
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