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Vietnamese-led consortium secures $2.2bn Cà Ná LNG power project
The project centres on a 1,500-MW power station using combined-cycle gas turbine technology fuelled by imported LNG. It will be supported by a dedicated LNG port and regasification system.
TotalEnergies restarts $20bn Mozambique LNG project after security gains
TotalEnergies has lifted force majeure and restarted its $20bn Mozambique LNG project in Cabo Delgado, with first gas targeted for 2029 as improved security allows construction to resume.
Inpex works on faster development of Indonesia's Abadi LNG project
Japan’s Inpex is working to bring forward the development of its Abadi LNG project in Indonesia after Jakarta asked the company to speed up the long-delayed scheme to help meet rapidly rising domestic gas demand.
Australian, Timor-Leste leaders call for faster development of Greater Sunrise gas field
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Timor-Leste Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao said on January 28 they want the long-delayed Greater Sunrise gas project to move ahead as quickly as possible.
Glenfarne hits more milestones with Alaska LNG
Glenfarne has announced a series of moves related to the proposed Alaska LNG project.
Japan’s Mitsui exits Oman energy blocks in $148mn divestment
Oman’s terrestrial energy sector is seeing a change in partnership as Japan’s Mitsui & Co. concludes its involvement in three local hydrocarbon concessions.
Colombia’s TGI Signs Deal With Hocol for LNG regasification plant in La Guajira
Colombia’s Transportadora de Gas Internacional (TGI), a unit of Grupo Energía Bogotá, has signed a connection and access agreement with Hocol, an Ecopetrol subsidiary, to install a liquefied natural gas regasification plant in La Guajira
Croatia plans to build a gas interconnection with Serbia
Croatia is planning to build a gas interconnection with Serbia that would give Belgrade access to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on Krk island, Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar said on January 27.
Trinidad targets 2027 start for Venezuelan gas despite political upheaval
Shell and Trinidad's state gas company continue planning for a Venezuelan offshore project that officials say could begin flowing gas by late 2027 despite recent political changes in Caracas.
Indian firm beats Argentina's Techint in $200mn Vaca Muerta pipeline tender
India's Welspun Corp has secured a contract worth just over $200mn to supply pipes for Argentina's Vaca Muerta liquefied natural gas project, defeating local steel giant Tenaris.
US gas price surge sends ripples across global LNG market
It highlights how weather events in North America now ripple quickly through global gas and LNG markets.
Oroi Village officially recognised as a beneficiary of the Papua LNG pipeline project
Oroi village, situated in Ward 8 of Nara South in Kairuku District, has been formally acknowledged as a beneficiary community of the upcoming Papua LNG project because of its proximity to the planned gas pipeline
Oman, South Korea partner on $940mn energy project
Trinidad and Tobago's Atlantic LNG to remove one liquefaction train later this year
Trinidad and Tobago’s Atlantic LNG facility will commence removing one liquefaction train from operations in the fourth quarter.
Argentina inks major LNG export agreement to position Río Negro as energy hub
Argentina's Río Negro province has signed an agreement with state-owned YPF SA and Argentina LNG SAU to develop a massive liquefied natural gas export project that aims to make the country one of the world's top ten LNG exporters.
YPF and Pluspetrol conduct asset swap in push for Argentine LNG exports
YPF and Pluspetrol have executed an asset swap agreement that consolidates both companies' positions in Vaca Muerta whilst strategically realigning holdings to advance Argentina's LNG export ambitions.
Tanzania to sign $42bn LNG deal by June, minister says
Tanzania expects to sign a $42bn LNG development agreement with partners including Equinor, Shell and Exxon Mobil before June, unlocking over 47trn cubic feet of gas and positioning the country as a future East African LNG export hub.
Qatar Energy secures long term helium deal with Air Liquide
India’s LNG buyers stall long-term deals as they press for lower prices
India’s liquefied natural gas buyers are delaying the finalisation of multi-decade supply agreements as they seek cheaper pricing and more flexible terms, betting that a looming surge in global supply will strengthen their negotiating position
Cambodia halts approval of new petrol stations amid safety review
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) will temporarily suspend applications for new oil and gas stations from March 1 to July 31, 2026, a move aimed at enhancing public safety and establishing stricter standards for industry expansion
Russia's first domestic Arc7 LNG carrier arrives at Arctic LNG-2
The first Russian-built ice-class Arc7 LNG carrier for Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 project has arrived at the plant after travelling via the Northern Sea Route.
EU Council shores up bloc's plan to phase out Russian gas
The EU on January 26 adopted new rules to phase out imports of Russian pipeline gas and LNG, setting out stepped deadlines through 2027 and introducing multi-million-euro penalties for violations.
AEC calls for balance in developing Africa’s gas for domestic growth and global supply
The AEC’s State of African Energy 2026 Outlook report explores how Africa can realise value from its underdeveloped gas resources by striking a balance between LNG exports and domestic demand for power generation and industrial use.
Egypt exports new LNG cargo to Turkey under Shell contract
Egypt has exported a new shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for global energy major Shell (NYSE: SHEL), loaded from the Idku LNG complex on the Mediterranean coast
YPF and Pluspetrol agree asset swap to accelerate Vaca Muerta LNG development
Argentine oil companies YPF and Pluspetrol have agreed to swap assets in the Vaca Muerta shale formation, strengthening their positions in strategic blocks as the country pursues liquefied natural gas export ambitions, the companies announced.
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