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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.
Indonesia’s energy sector contributes $25bn annually despite revenues drop
Indonesia’s energy sector generates approximately IDR400 trillion ($25bn) in annual state revenues through a mix of taxes, non-tax revenues, and other contributions, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM)
Kuwait’s state oil giant looks to speed up Kuwaitisation
Kuwait Petroleum Corp. has initiated a sweeping, top-down overhaul aimed at simultaneously reshaping its workforce
Uzbekistan's fuel imports not impacted by Russia’s gasoline export ban, says energy ministry
Trinidad cuts Venezuela ties, turns to Guyana and Suriname for gas
Trinidad and Tobago has definitively abandoned its agreement with Venezuela's PDVSA for natural gas imports from the Dragon and Cocuina-Manakin fields, shifting toward energy partnerships with Guyana, Grenada, and Suriname.
Indonesia and Malaysia weigh joint development of East Ambalat oil block amid border talks
Indonesia and Malaysia are exploring the possibility of jointly developing the East Ambalat oil and gas block, a resource-rich offshore area near their disputed maritime boundary in the Sulawesi Sea
Baker Hughes to acquire Chart in $13.6bn deal
Oilfield services and technology company Baker Hughes has struck a deal to acquire Chart Industries in an all-cash transaction worth $13.6bn.
Venture Global announces FID on CP2 LNG in US
Venture Global LNG continues its effort to grow its US LNG footprint with a final investment decision announced on the CP2 project this week.
Peru greenlights $550m Siete Regiones gas project to expand clean energy across highlands and jungle
The Peruvian government has approved the $550m Siete Regiones project to bring Camisea gas to 15 cities across seven highland and jungle regions. Cálidda will lead the initiative under an extension of its Lima concession.
Peru targets 2026 for major natural gas launch at Block 58 with CNPC
The Peruvian government has reaffirmed the 2026 target for the commencement of natural gas production at Block 58, located in the Madre de Dios basin, Cusco region.
JGC wins preliminary contract for floating LNG project in Africa
Global engineering, procurement, and construction company JGC Holdings Corporation has been awarded a preliminary contract for a floating liquefied natural gas project in Africa through its subsidiary JGC France.
Egypt’s EGAS to import 46 LNG shipments worth $2.6bn in August and September
The Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) plans to import around 46 shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) during August and September 2025 at an estimated cost of $2.6bn.
Egypt to increase LNG purchases for rest of decade
Egypt is set to raise LNG purchases over the next five years as demand soars in the north African country.
Puerto Rico ends talks with New Fortress over $20 billion supply deal
Puerto Rico is quitting discussions with New Fortress Energy to renew a 15-year LNG supply deal estimated to be worth $20 billion.
US LNG stocks rise after EU commits to buy $750 billion of US energy exports
Stocks of the US’s largest LNG producers rose in trading following the announcement of a framework trade agreement that will see the European Union buy $750 billion of US LNG, crude oil, and coal exports over the next three years.
Malaysian company Yinson secures $600mn FSO contract for Vietnam’s Block B gas project
Yinson Holdings Bhd has landed a $600mn (MYR2.5bn) contract for the lease and operation of a new floating storage and offloading (FSO) vessel for Vietnam’s Block B gas field
NNPCL and Zuid Energies to build LNG plant in Kogi
Colombia accelerates LNG import strategy
Colombia's government has accelerated development of liquefied natural gas import capacity to forestall a looming supply deficit by 2027.
India's Petronet LNG reports drop in Q1FY26 profit
India’s biggest LNG importer, Petronet LNG, booked a profit after tax (PAT) of INR8.51bn ($98mn) for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, down from INR10.70bn in the previous quarter and INR11.42bn in the year-ago period
Qatar warns EU it could halt LNG shipments if bloc doesn’t change law
Qatar finds itself in a battle with EU lawmakers desperately seeking to pair back a due diligence law to avoid a massive fine.
Israel's (IEC) signs $8.2bn gas supply MoU with Tamar partners
Israel's IEC has signed an MoU for a 10-year gas supply deal with the shareholders in the offshore Tamar field
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