Three largest exporters account for 60% of supply
Qatar’s 18.8% share of global LNG exports brought the total LNG exports of the three largest suppliers to 60% last year, said the International Gas Union (IGU) in its latest report.
Asian spot LNG prices softer
Asian spot LNG prices eased slightly last week, softening for the first time in five weeks, due to weak demand in the region, which affected prices.
EC’s Russian LNG import ban - France and Belgium object
France and Belgium, the two largest buyers of Russian produced LNG, have refused to support the European Commission's (EC) plan to ban gas supplies from the country.
British Columbia’s government approves new LNG pipeline
Construction of the Canadian Ksi Lisims LNG facility could begin this year if it receives approval.
Eni partners with YPF to develop Argentine LNG exports
Italian energy company Eni and its Argentine counterpart, YPF, have signed an agreement to co-operate in the Argentina LNG (ARGLNG) project.
IEA launches liquefaction capacity data tracker
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has launched an online resource that makes key LNG data publicly available, providing detailed information on a rapidly evolving market for the first time.
Australia’s LNG exports to remain steady - EnergyQuest
Australia's 2025 LNG exports are expected to remain steady year- on-year.
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Delaware River LNG export terminal push
Penn America Energy Holdings CEO, Franc James met with US officials at the White House this week to try to advance the company’s 7.2 mill tonnes per year stalled Pennsylvania LNG export terminal project.
Glenfarne reports considerable interest in Alaska LNG
Glenfarne Alaska LNG, a subsidiary of energy goup Glenfarne, has completed the first round of its ‘strategic partner’ selection process, with over 50 companies participating.
