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Egypt moves to fast-track LNG shipments amid gas cut-offs
The Egyptian government is seeking to accelerate the delivery of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) shipments previously contracted under major deals signed in 2025.
Hormuz disruption raises risks for South Korea energy security
Air operations by US and Israel targeting Iran have triggered a shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz, heightening concern in South Korea, which sources more than 70% of its crude from the Middle East.
Shell considers unloading stake in Australia’s North West Shelf LNG plant
The world’s largest LNG trader is toying with reshuffling its LNG portfolio.
Vietnam energy sector enters fresh growth phase
Vietnam’s oil and energy sector is poised to enter a fresh phase of expansion, underpinned by firmer crude prices and improving global market dynamics.
M.T. Abraham signs MOU for long-term US LNG supply to Bosnia
Israeli-owned conglomerate M.T. Abraham Group signed a memorandum of understanding outlining plans for a long-term supply of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Montenegro reaffirms commitment to responsible energy transition at Transatlantic Gas Security Summit
Bulgaria says it could become regional hub for US LNG supplies
Bulgaria could play a leading role in supplying liquefied natural gas from the United States to Ukraine and other regional markets, its energy ministry said on February 24 after a gas security summit in Washington.
French engineering group Technip Energies wins Coral Norte FLNG contract offshore Mozambique
Technip Energies NV (EPA:TE) has secured a contract from Mozambique Rovuma Venture (MRV) to advance the Coral Norte floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project, marking progress on the country’s second such development.
Ukraine begins importing US LNG via Germany as new routes expand
Ukraine has started importing US liquefied natural gas via Germany for the first time, opening a new supply corridor as it seeks to diversify energy sources.
Balkan states sign US-backed deal to boost gas security
Twelve European countries signed a strategic agreement with the United States on February 24 to strengthen natural gas security and stabilise prices across Central and Eastern Europe.
Colombia lacks OFAC licence to import Venezuelan gas through Ecopetrol, minister says
Colombia's state oil company Ecopetrol cannot import natural gas from Venezuela because it lacks authorisation from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control, Energy Minister Edwin Palma said after visiting Caracas
India's January LNG imports rise 15%
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose to 2.808bn cubic metres (bcm) in January 2026, marking a 15.3% increase compared with the same month a year earlier
Vietnam accelerates shift to E10 biofuel
Vietnam is preparing to introduce E10 biofuel nationwide from June 1, with fuel suppliers and refiners stepping up efforts to guarantee adequate supply, infrastructure and technical readiness ahead of the transition.
Egypt accelerates upstream, LNG and renewables drive under 2026 energy strategy
Following recent gas supply shortages, Egypt is accelerating exploration, expanding LNG capacity, upgrading infrastructure and increasing renewable energy to rebuild surplus production and strengthen its role as a regional energy hub.
IntelliNews Lambda: Germany slipping into gas crisis, EU will struggle to restock this summer
Europe’s gas market has been pushed back into a vulnerable position after a cold winter drained storage to well below seasonal norms, setting up a difficult test for summer refilling. Germany is already into crisis territory, but coping for now.
Mozambique's government says sovereign wealth fund will make economy more resilient
Mozambique’s natural gas-backed sovereign wealth fund has accumulated about $116.8mn as of February 10, following initial deposits made late in 2025.
Balkan countries to join US summit on gas security
Twelve European countries, including key Balkan nations, are expected to sign a strategic deal with the United States to boost natural gas security and stabilise prices in Central and Eastern Europe.
Russia executes triple ship-to-ship LNG transfer in Arctic
Transfers from sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 and the unsanctioned Yamal project work to obscure the source of the LNG.
MISC enters Papua New Guinea with 15-year FSO charter
China stays connected to US LNG sector despite import halt
China has marked a year since it last imported any LNG from the US, a timescale that now demonstrates the deepening all-round trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies.
Samsung Heavy Industries advances Delfin FLNG agreement
Samsung Heavy Industries (010140.KS) is poised to finalise a contract for its first floating liquefied natural gas unit with US developer Delfin Midstream, as demand for LNG supports growth in the offshore energy market.
Edra Power extends operations of two Malaysian gas-fired plants
Edra Power Holdings Sdn Bhd has announced that two of its gas-fired power stations have resumed commercial operations
US investor with Trump ties reportedly signed deal on LNG tech with Novatek last year
US investor Gentry Beach, with ties to US President Donald Trump, said he signed an agreement in autumn 2025 with Russia’s Novatek on the joint development of a natural gas project in Alaska.
Indonesia launches its first ever micro-LNG facility
The success of the initial development at Pasuruan has already prompted further expansion in Indonesia. Galileo Technologies has already signed a new agreement for a second, larger liquefaction plant on the island of Kalimantan.
Brazil to ramp up LNG and Argentine shale gas imports as Bolivian supplies dwindle
Brazil is preparing to significantly increase imports of LNG and Argentine shale gas over the coming years as supplies from Bolivia decline faster than previously projected, according to the country's draft Ten-Year Energy Plan (PDE) 2035.
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