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DoE’s long-awaited LNG study cautions against new permits
The US Department of Energy (DoE) released its study on the economic, environmental and national security implications of new LNG export permits on December 17, with the findings cautioning against a business-as-usual approach.
Bangladesh interim government approves fuel oil, crude oil and LNG purchases
The government of Bangladesh has approved a series of proposals for the procurement of refined fuel oil, crude oil, and also a single LNG cargo
Is Japan pondering a withdrawal from Sakhalin-2 LNG supplies in the years ahead?
As Japan’s long-term agreements to import LNG from Russia’s Sakhalin-2 project edge ever closer to their agreed expiration dates, rival producers of the fuel are positioning themselves to fill the potential supply gap.
India to supply LNG to Sri Lanka, link power grids
India has committed to supplying liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Sri Lanka and establishing a high-capacity power grid interconnection between the two nations.
DoE’s long-awaited LNG study cautions against new permits
The US Department of Energy released its study on the economic, environmental and national security implications of new LNG export permits on December 17, with the findings cautioning against a business-as-usual approach.
EU targets 52 more shadow fleet ships in 15th Russian sanctions package
The EU has finalised its 15th sanctions package against Russia, targeting 52 more ships in the country’s so-called shadow fleet, used to circumvent Western restrictions on Russian crude exports, bringing the total number to 79.
Woodside secures extension for Australia's North West Shelf; Santos to supply Japanese firm with LNG
The government of Western Australia has given Woodside a 50-year environmental extension for operating its giant offshore North West Shelf project.
Qatar agrees to supply LNG to India's GAIL under a five-year deal
Qatar has agreed a five-year deal to supply India’s state-run gas company, GAIL, with liquefied natural gas (LNG).
FERC review holding up DOE’s approval of Commonwealth and CP2 projects in US
Two planned LNG projects in Louisiana are currently being held up by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Department of Energy said.
Venture Global’s Plaquemines facility begins producing LNG
Venture Global has begun producing LNG at its Plaquemines export terminal in Louisiana, the upstart LNG developer announced on December 14.
ADNOC signs 15-year LNG supply deal with German firm
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company on Saturday, 14 December, said it had signed its third long-term sale and purchase agreement for low-emission LNG from the Ruwais LNG project, this time with Germany's EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg.
Drilling of two gas wells in Egypt Zohr Field to start next week, says petroleum minister
Trinidad’s Atlantic LNG ships first two cargoes since completing restructuring
Trinidad and Tobago’s National Gas Co. (NGC) has exported the company’s first two LNG cargoes from Trains 2 and 3 of its Atlantic LNG terminal since the facility was restructured in December 2023.
Inpex sheds minority shares in Cash-Maple gas finds off West Australia
Japanese energy group Inpex announced on December 15 it had signed a sales and purchase agreement to divest a portion of its interest in the AC/RL7 block off Western Australia.
Sunda signs MoU to accelerate East Timor gas development
AIM-quoted upstream operator Sunda Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding with East Timor's petroleum ministry and state energy firm TIMOR GAP on accelerating development of the Chuditch gas field on East Timor’s continental shelf.
India’s LNG imports up 22% in November
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose to 2.94bn cubic metres (bcm) in November, marking a 21.7% increase year-on-year (y/y), according to provisional data from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas’ Planning and Analysis Cell
Singapore explores scalable LNG solutions for marine refuelling
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has initiated a call for proposals to expand liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering capabilities
ExxonMobil, Chevron release capex and production plans
ExxonMobil, the western world’s largest oil company, on December 11 unveiled a plan to up its spending on oil production, while its smaller rival Chevron said the week before it would reduce its capex while also increasing production.
TotalEnergies expands Malaysian gas operations with strategic acquisition
French energy leader TotalEnergies has solidified its presence in Malaysia's offshore gas sector by acquiring full ownership of SapuraOMV Upstream.
Petrobras, Ecopetrol confirm largest-ever gas find in Colombia
Petrobras, through its Colombian branch PIB-COL, and Ecopetrol have confirmed the largest natural gas discovery ever in Colombia, located at the Sirius-2 well.
Bangladesh secures investment from Chevron, picks LNG suppliers
The new government in Dhaka is addressing Bangladesh’s energy concerns by settling arrears with Chevron and clearing way for new gas exploration. It has also compiled a new list of potential spot LNG suppliers.
Argentine energy sector to generate $25bn annual surplus by 2030, recent report finds
Argentina's hydrocarbon sector is poised for substantial growth, with the Chamber of Exploration and Production of Hydrocarbons forecasting an annual energy balance surplus of $25bn by 2030, according to a recent sector analysis.
YPF shares surge amid hopeful economic outlook
YPF shares have surged 132% in 2024, climbing from $25.37 to $38.39 since November 1, driven by the government's macroeconomic policies and the company's strategic 4x4 program, according to CEO Horacio Marín.
Novatek CEO very bullish on future global LNG demand
Global LNG demand will surge to around 920mn tonnes per year by 2040, the head of Russia’s biggest LNG exporter Novatek, Leonid Mikhelson, said at a forum on December 5.
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