Latvian energy company, Latvenergo has concluded several natural gas supply deals utilising Finland’s Inkoo LNG terminal for the fourth quarter of this year.
The global shipping industry is being misled by the promise of LNG, according to Fuelre4m CEO, Rob Mortimer.
Risks abound that some US LNG export capacity will be shut in starting from 2029. If Asia cannot absorb the excess supply by adding import capacity through FSRUs, and there are successive mild winters, analysts reckon the global market will need US shut-ins to balance.
European Union energy ministers will endorse a full ban on Russian gas imports from January 1, 2028, an EU diplomat indicated. The ban would leave an estimated 15 bcm per year of Russian LNG needing replacement, with cargoes from Qatar, West Africa and especially from the United States poised to…
More than 10 international companies participated in a Bulgargaz tender for the supply of LNG in October, December 2025, January, and March 2026 through the Greek Alexandroupolis Terminal.
French energy giant, TotalEnergies has flagged up its forecast ahead of its third quarter results announcement.
Japanese energy company, JERA has signed a strategic partnering agreement (SPA) with the Office of the Governor of the State of Hawaii to support its de-carbonisation goals and energy transition.
The global small-scale LNG market size is expected to reach $210.56 bill by 2034, according to a new study by Polaris Market Research.
Energy Transfer has delayed its final investment decision (FID) on the $10.9 billion Lake Charles LNG export project to the first quarter of 2026, instead of year-end 2025 as intended earlier. This hold-up follows lengthy development stages, uncommitted volumes and rising concern over LNG oversupply risk.
UK energy major, bp, forecast that its third quarter results will be boosted by higher oil and gas production.