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Eni announces significant gas discovery off Egypt’s Mediterranean coast

Italian energy major Eni (BIT:ENI) announced a significant discovery of natural gas and condensates off Egypt’s Mediterranean coast on April 7, a development that could bolster the country’s energy outlook

Can pipelines make a comeback?

The shock to LNG supply is forcing buyers to confront both physical disruption and rising dependence on the US, which could revive interest in long-stalled pipeline projects.

Abu Dhabi firm signs 20-year LNG deal with Mexico's Amigo LNG for Pacific supply route to Asia

Meloni visits Gulf to cement Italy's energy ties as European rift with US over Iran widens

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni concluded a two-day tour of the Persian Gulf on April 4, meeting the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates in an effort to shore up Italy's energy security as Iranian attacks on GCC countries continue.

Bosnian lawmakers set to fast-track gas pipeline amendments despite transparency concerns

Southern Gas Interconnection pipeline faces scrutiny over planned fast-track law changes in Bosnia to enable Trump-linked investor to take over project.

Southeast Asia’s energy squeeze

The war in Iran has delivered a systemic shock to global energy markets, but few regions have felt the strain as acutely, or quite as quickly, as Southeast Asia.

Libya fails to rescue damaged Russian shadow LNG tanker

The Russian shadow fleet LNG tanker Arctic Metagaz was left drifting uncontrolled in the central Mediterranean after a failed towing attempt early on April 2

Mexico’s Amigo LNG inks 20-year offtake deal with UAE’s IRH

Mexico’s Amigo LNG, the flagship project of LNG Alliance, ha signed a 20-year Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA) with Abu Dhabi-based International Resources Holding (IRH),

US EXIM bank approves $2bn in credit guarantees to support LNG exports to Egypt

The Board of Directors of the Export-Import Bank of the US (EXIM) has approved credit guarantees worth over $2bn to support the export of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Egypt.

Bangladesh turns to spot market yet again to counter supply fears

Bangladesh has accelerated its efforts to secure confirmed LNG supplies by moving to purchase three additional cargoes for May delivery from the spot market as concerns continue over potential disruptions from the Gulf.

Pakistan confronts power shortfall as oil and gas shocks expose internal weakness

Pakistan is facing the prospect of a power shortfall approaching 30% as a combination of external oil and LNG supply disruptions and domestic mismanagement places significant strain on the country’s energy system.

Chinese energy giant expands ambitions in Vietnam's power sector

China Energy Engineering Group Global is seeking to deepen cooperation with Vietnam’s state utility as it targets opportunities in clean and conventional power.

Russia to increase energy supplies to India

Russia has indicated it is prepared to increase deliveries of oil and LNG to India, in order to maintain support for New Delhi’s fertiliser requirements, as global energy markets remain unsettled.

Taiwan secures LNG supply assurances from a ‘major’ country

Taiwan has received assurances over LNG supplies from a major producing country, according to the island’s economy minister, as concerns grow over the impact of the Iran war on energy imports from the Middle East.

Tight LNG market spurs China to resell record volumes

The world’s largest LNG importer is capitalizing on sky-high prices in the Asian LNG spot market with Chinese firms reselling record volumes amid ample supply from domestic and pipeline gas.

Golden Pass targets mid-April to load first cargo

Feedgas flows to the giant LNG export terminal have soared ahead of first cargo loading.

Germany receives first LNG cargoes from Oman on schedule

Germany’s state-run gas importer Securing Energy for Europe has received its first-ever LNG cargoes from Oman on schedule, with the journey uninterrupted by the conflict in the Middle East.

Japanese tanker becomes first LNG vessel to transit Strait of Hormuz

A Japanese LNG carrier belonging to Mitsui OSK Lines has become the first LNG vessel to pass through the Strait of Hormuz since the conflict erupted in the Middle East.

Japan’s JERA annuls deal with Commonwealth LNG

Japan’s largest energy company JERA has terminated its long-term LNG sales and purchase agreement with US developer Commonwealth LNG.

Cheniere achieves substantial completion on Train 5 of Corpus Christi LNG Stage 3

Leading US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has achieved substantial completion on Train 5 of the Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 expansion project.

Nigeria’s gas dilemma: abundant reserves, limited domestic delivery

Despite its vast proven natural gas reserves of almost 210 trillion cubic feet, Nigeria has been unable to harness sufficient gas for its domestic economy or export market.

NFE locks Brazil LNG deal

New Fortress Energy said its Brazil unit has signed a long-term lease and capacity agreement for the Terminal de Gás Sul LNG import facility in Santa Catarina, with operations under the contract set to begin in August 2026.

Golden Pass terminal produces first LNG

The Golden Pass LNG export terminal on the Texas Gulf Coast has produced its first LNG, marking substantial completion of construction and commissioning at Train 1.

Japan’s LNG diversification will not shield it against global price spikes

Diversified supply portfolios and crude oil-indexed contracts, do not shield Japanese buyers as is claimed. Approaching week six of the war in Iran, Japan remains fully exposed to Middle East supply disruptions.

Vietnam’s Vingroup to swap LNG-fired plant for renewable energy project

Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup is pivoting from building the country’s biggest LNG-fired power plant to a renewable energy project.