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Taiwan’s CPC corp eyes US shale gas assets to bolster energy security
Taiwan’s state-run energy firm CPC Corp is reportedly in the early phases of exploring potential acquisitions of shale gas assets in the United States, aiming to enhance long-term natural gas security for the island.
Puerto Rico idles power plants as dispute leads New Fortress to withhold LNG cargo
US firm New Fortress Energy has decided to withhold an LNG cargo shipment to Puerto Rico amid a payment dispute causing the island to idle ten of its generators.
Philippines faces rising electricity costs as LNG imports surge
Electricity prices in the Philippines are expected to rise as LNG imports surge 508% by 2029, costing around PHP220bn. Experts warn this growing gas reliance will further strain households and businesses already facing high power bills.
Asian heatwaves stoke LNG demand, prompting shifts in global gas flows
An ongoing heatwave sweeping across East Asia is fuelling a sharp rise in spot LNG demand, prompting a reordering of global LNG trade patterns.
Russia's Novatek achieves 2.6% growth in output in Q2
Russian gas producer Novatek reported on July 11 a 2.6% year-on-year rise in hydrocarbon output in the second quarter of 2025.
Heatwave drives up Asian spot LNG prices
Asian spot LNG prices have creeped higher amid a heatwave in South Korea and Japan.
SEFE secures further LNG supplies from Abu Dhabi, US
SEFE has bolstered its LNG supplies with new deals with ADNOC Gas and Venture Global
Vietnam’s Nhon Trach LNG-fired power plants to begin commercial operations this year
Vietnam will bring online two LNG-fired power plants before the end of the year.
Canadian regulator gives approval for LNG port on Hudson Bay
The Canada Energy Regulator has granted authorization for the NeeStaNan organization to develop a port for LNG exports on Hudson Bay.
French engineering firm Technip Energies secures large FLNG contract in Africa
French-based global engineering and technology company Technip Energies has secured a large contract for a Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) unit in Africa.
Canada’s launch of LNG exports predicted to raise Alberta gas prices significantly
With Canada not expected to fill demand from current projects for 4 to 7 years, prices are expected to stay high for the foreseeable future.
Gabon’s new oil and gas minister launches deepwater exploration drive
Sosthène Nguema Nguema, Gabon’s recently appointed Minister of Oil and Gas, has launched a strong drive to attract investment in deepwater oil and gas exploration.
INPEX reaffirms support for Indonesia’s energy transition through Abadi LNG project
Japanese oil and gas firm INPEX Masela, Ltd. has renewed its commitment to supporting Indonesia’s transition towards sustainable energy, highlighting the strategic importance of the Abadi LNG Project during the Joint Convention 2025 held in Semarang
Indonesian ReforMiner urges urgent overhaul of oil and gas law to attract investment and ensure energy security
The Executive Director of the ReforMiner Institute, Komaidi Notonegoro, has urged both the government and the House of Representatives (DPR) to immediately revise Law No. 22/2001 on Oil and Gas, warning that the outdated legal framework is hindering
AEC defends Africa’s right to develop its energy resources amid criticism from Greenpeace
The African Energy Chamber has strongly rejected recent criticism from Greenpeace, accusing the organisation of consistently working to disrupt Africa’s energy development.
BALKAN BLOG: Can Croatia become a European energy and transport hub?
Croatia has ambitions to become a gateway for energy and trade in Europe, but questions remain about how far this can be achieved in a competitive field.
Argentina emerging as dominant regional gas supplier, Wood Mackenzie reports
Argentina is positioning itself to become a dominant regional gas supplier and significant global LNG exporter, with production potentially reaching 180mn cubic feet per day by 2040 under base-case projections, according to Wood Mackenzie.
Samsung Heavy Industries gets $637mn contract to build LNG facility for Italian oil giant Eni's Mozambique project
South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (Samsung Heavy) has won a contract worth $637mn to build an offshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) production facility in Mozambique.
Just 111 of the world’s biggest companies are causing $28 trillion worth of climate damage, says study
Just 111 of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies are collectively responsible for an estimated $28 trillion in climate-related economic damage, and just ten of those companies are responsible for half of that total.
Mexico's fuel facility registry achieves 90% compliance in four-month programme
The Agency for Safety, Energy and Environment successfully concluded its National Registry of Gasoline and Liquefied Petroleum Gas Facilities programme with 16,869 of 18,663 facilities registering within four months of the March launch
Indian Gas Exchange gas trade volume falls 8% in June
Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) traded 101 mmscm of gas in June 2025, marking an 8% decline year-on-year, according to a press release dated July 7.
Santos strikes two-year LNG deal with QatarEnergy
Santos has signed a two-year mid-term LNG supply agreement with QatarEnergy Trading, the trading arm of Qatar’s QatarEnergy.
Thailand moves forward with new LNG terminal
Thailand first began importing LNG in 2011 and has since expanded its infrastructure to meet rising domestic demand.
Eni, Petronas cement LNG leadership role in Southeast Asia
The energy sector in Southeast Asia is undergoing rapid transformation as LNG demand accelerates, fuelled by industrial growth, urbanisation and increasing environmental regulations.
Ca Na LNG power project in Vietnam sees bidding deadline extended
The deadline for bids on the Ca Na LNG power project in central Vietnam has been extended to 2 p.m. on July 19. This marks a shift from the previous deadline of June 30, as stated in the original notice issued on May 12.
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