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EU eyes full ban on deals with Russia's Rosneft and Gazprom Neft
The EU plans to impose a full ban on transactions with Russian state oil majors Rosneft and Gazprom Neft as part of its planned 19th package of sanctions.
China cuts Russian LNG imports by fifth in Jan-Aug
BP sparks hope for South Korea’s offshore gas
BP plc, the UK-based oil and gas giant, has submitted a bid to develop offshore gas reserves in South Korea’s East Sea, signalling renewed optimism for the nation’s long-delayed energy ambitions despite the collapse of its flagship prospect.
Leaking butane in Malaysia neutralised with second flare deployment
A second portable flare is being installed on September 21 at Section 5 of the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) site near Kemaman, where a Petronas Gas Berhad (PGB) pipeline has been leaking butane gas
New Fortress Energy and Puerto Rico agree on long-term LNG supply deal
US firm New Fortress Energy has inked a 7-year LNG supply deal with the Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority and the Third-Party Procurement Office.
Democratic Senators push Trump to ramp up targeted sanctions on Russian LNG
Calls are mounting by Democratic senators for US President Donald Trump to increase targeted sanctions on Russia’s LNG sector.
Sri Lanka connects Kerawalapitiya LNG power plant to national grid
The project was inaugurated by Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya. Speaking at the event, Amarasuriya said her government was determined to ensure Sri Lanka achieved “the lowest electricity prices in the region."
EU plans to move forward Russian LNG import ban in new sanctions package
The EU is considering moving ahead one year its ban on Russian LNG imports to come into force at the start of 2027.
Oil India says $20bn Mozambique LNG project to restart by December as Islamist rebellion eases
State-owned Oil India expects a $20bn Mozambican liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in which it holds 10% interest to resume development by December
Indian LNG imports down 5.5% in August
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports dropped in August 2025, reaching 2.89bn cubic metres (bcm), down 5.5% year-on-year, according to the latest provisional data from the Government of India
Belgium's Exmar secures Colombia LNG import deal for Buenaventura project
Belgian shipping group Exmar signed a five-year contract to deploy a floating storage unit for Colombia's LNG import infrastructure on the Pacific coast, as the country addresses mounting natural gas supply concerns.
Estonia approves full ban on Russian LNG imports from 2026
Singapore’s PIL names LNG vessel in Ghana, boosting Asia-Africa trade
Singapore’s Pacific International Lines (PIL) has named its first liquefied natural gas dual-fuel container vessel in Ghana, underscoring the Asian shipping giant’s push to deepen trade and logistics links between West Africa and Asia.
Canada’s Ksi Lisims LNG obtains regulatory approvals
The proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project in British Columbia has received two separate regulatory approvals.
Nigeria clears $18.2bn in oil and gas field development plans to lift output
The $18.2bn worth of approvals mark among the largest investment commitments in Nigeria's O&G sector since the 2021 Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) was adopted, underpinning the target to raise crude capacity above 3mn bpd.
Egypt secures deal with Eni to export Cyprus’ Cronos gas field output
Egypt has agreed with Italy’s energy major Eni to re-export the entire production of Cyprus’ deepwater Cronos gas field in the Eastern Mediterranean
Sri Lanka connects first LNG power plant to national grid
Sri Lanka’s Kerawalapitiya Sobadhanavi LNG Power Plant has been formally connected to the national grid, marking a milestone in the country’s energy development
ADNOC-led group axe plans to buy Australia's Santos
ABB to supply electric power for Singapore's first floating LNG terminal
Swiss-Swedish engineering group ABB will supply the full electric power and propulsion package for Singapore’s first floating LNG terminal.
Italy's Edison to favour more LNG over pipeline gas imports
CEO Nicola Monti told Reuters at the Gastech conference in Milan last week that the company planned to scale back volumes from two long-term pipeline agreements.
IEA warns that output at existing oil and gas fields is falling faster than expected
Analysis of thousands of reservoirs shows that many of the largest conventional fields have already peaked, while unconventional sources such as shale need constant drilling to maintain production.
Panama Canal plans $8bn gas pipeline to link Atlantic and Pacific by 2027
The Panama Canal Authority is advancing discussions on a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline across the isthmus, a project it expects to begin constructing in 2027 as part of its broader 2025–2035 strategic plan.
Uzbekistan begins development of Afghanistan’s Tooti Maidan gas field under 25-year deal
Ukraine secures 400 mcm of US LNG ahead of winter via Poland’s ORLEN
Ukraine has imported around 400mn cubic metres (mcm) of American liquefied natural gas (LNG) in partnership with Poland’s state-owned energy group ORLEN.
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