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Argentina’s Southern Energy agrees to 20-year FLNG charter with Golar
Argentinian firm Southern Energy S.A. has made a positive final investment decision on the 20-year charter of Golar’s MK II Floating LNG unit.
Santos sees $451mn victory in court battle with Fluors over Gladstone LNG work
Australian oil company Santos has won a long-running legal battle against Fluor Australia, a subsidiary of Texas-based engineering firm Fluor Corp., over work on its LNG project on Curtis Island.
ASP Isotopes set for Johannesburg listing, will acquire Renergen, advance uranium enrichment plans with NECSA
Nasdaq-listed ASP Isotopes plans to list on the JSE and acquire 100% of South Africa’s only onshore helium and LNG producer while advancing uranium enrichment plans with NECSA.
Russia attempts to restart Arctic LNG 2 terminal with another tanker loading
Another sanctioned tanker from Russia’s ghost fleet has loaded at the Sabetta facility but there remains no indication a buyer has been found.
Indonesian government identifies 33,000 community wells to boost energy access
The government has identified 33,000 community wells for its local energy access program, Deputy Energy Minister Yuliot Tanjung announced on August 8
Indonesia’s gas power expansion could cost $9.6bn annually, undermine energy transition
Indonesia’s plan to add up to 10.3 gigawatts (GW) of gas-fired power capacity under the 2025–2034 Electricity Supply Business Plan (RUPTL) could cost up to IDR155.8 trillion ($9.6bn) per year
Chinese LNG shipbuilding could be boosted by new US rules
The rapid expansion of United States LNG exports, championed by the Trump administration, could be undermined by new trade rules from the same administration aimed at reviving domestic shipbuilding and countering China’s dominance in the sector.
Indian Gas Exchange gas trade volume rises in July 2025
The Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) reported a traded gas volume of 105 mmscm in July 2025, reflecting a growth of 3% month-on-month and 2% year-on-year, according to its latest press release.
ICGB secures permit for expansion of Greece-Bulgaria gas interconnector
The operator of the Greece-Bulgaria gas interconnector, ICGB, said on August 8 it has obtained a construction permit from Bulgarian authorities for Lot 1 of its capacity expansion project.
Cheniere signs 21-year LNG supply deal with Japan’s JERA
US LNG giant Cheniere Energy has signed a sales and purchase agreement with Japanese oil and gas trader JERA.
Hong Kong’s CK Infrastructure closes in on acquiring UK’s Grain LNG terminal
Hong Kong-based CK Infrastructure is the frontrunner to acquire Grain LNG import terminal from the UK’s National Grid.
TotalEnergies passes on investing in NextDecade’s Rio Grande Train 5
French supermajor TotalEnergies has chosen not to finance NextDecade’s fifth liquefaction unit at its Rio Grande export terminal in Texas.
Pertamina EP probes Subang gas line blast, wows safety reforms after worker injuries
PT Pertamina EP, the upstream subsidiary of Indonesia’s state-owned energy giant, is investigating an early-morning explosion that struck its CO₂ removal gas line at the Subang Gathering Station in West Java on August 5
Indonesia bets on natural gas to anchor energy transition and power growth
Indonesia is reinforcing its stance on natural gas as the linchpin of its national energy transition, with top officials highlighting its role in ensuring domestic energy resilience and supporting the shift toward net-zero emissions by 2060
FERC issues final supplemental EIS for Texas LNG, Rio Grande LNG projects
The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued two separate final supplemental environmental impact statements – for the Texas LNG and the Rio Grande LNG projects.
Russia strikes key Ukrainian gas facility linked to Trans-Balkan LNG route
Pipeline built to transport Russian gas through Ukraine to Southeast Europe has recently been repurposed to support imports of LNG from the US and Azerbaijan.
Pemex bets on gas and power in risky 10-year push
Mexico’s state-owned energy company, Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), has unveiled a comprehensive 10-year strategic plan that combines upstream expansion, new infrastructure, financial restructuring and entry into electricity and gas markets.
Technip wins Commonwealth LNG EPC contract
Technip Energies has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract by the Commonwealth LNG project.
Taiwan nears landmark LNG purchase agreement with Alaska
Taiwan and Alaska are nearing completion of a major liquefied natural gas (LNG) deal, which could see Taiwan securing 5.44mn tonnes of LNG from the US state.
INPEX begins FEED phase for $20bn Abadi LNG project in Indonesia
Japanese energy major INPEX Corporation has officially launched the Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) phase for the Abadi LNG Project in Indonesia’s Masela Block
LNG Canada awards engineering contract for plant’s expansion
LNG Canada has taken another key step forward towards sanctioning Phase 2 with the announcement on August 1, that it has awarded a front-end engineering and design contract for the project’s expansion.
India’s Hindustan Petroleum inks 10-year LNG deal with ADNOC Gas
India’s state-run Hindustan Petroleum has agreed to a 10-year heads of agreement deal with the United Arab Emirates’ ADNOC Gas for the sale and delivery of 500,000 tonnes of LNG.
Canada’s Woodfibre LNG grapples with rising costs
Canada’s Woodfibre LNG project is battling with climbing costs, stakeholder Enbridge revealed on a conference call.
Norway’s Equinor restarts Hammerfest after 3 months of maintenance
Norway’s state-owned energy firm Equinor has restarted its Hammerfest LNG facility after a three-month pause for maintenance work.
Inpex begins front-end engineering on Indonesia’s Abadi LNG project
Japan’s Inpex has begun front-end engineering and design work on the Abadi LNG project off the coast of Indonesia.
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