US LNG exports fell to 10.48 mill tonnes last month from 10.6 mill tonnes recorded in June, according to preliminary data from financial firm LSEG, Reuters reported.

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EU gas imports need to double

Europe’s gas storage facilities were only around 55% full at the end of July, 2026 – the second-lowest level for this point in time since 2016.

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JERA secures LNG through October

Japan's top power generator, JERA has claimed to have secured adequate LNG inventories through October, and saw no risk to stable power supply even if a summer heatwave boosts demand.

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ExxonMobil monitoring Middle East events

ExxonMobil could move its LNG portfolio away from the Middle East, the US energy giant said on the back of its second quarter results presentation.

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LNG vessel changing economics

LNG shipping is undergoing a deep shift in its underlying economics.

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NextDecade updates progress on all fronts

NextDecade Chairman and CEO, Matt Schatzman, recently gave a business update on the various projects for the second quarter of this year.

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NYK to take stake in EIG’s MidOcean

Japanese shipping giant Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) is to invest in MidOcean Energy, an LNG company backed by private US investment firm EIG, to enhance its LNG value chain businesses.

As well as FPSOs, LNG supply tightness amid heightened energy security priorities and supply diversification imperatives is fuelling demand for FLNG and FSRU deployments as flexible, fast-to-market alternatives to conventional infrastructure, Singapore-based engineering company, Seatrium claimed.

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African LNG producers eye domestic markets

Emerging African natural gas producers are broadening their focus beyond export markets to fully realise the value of their reserves, according to the African Energy Chamber.

Australia’s Northern Territory Environment Protection Authority (NTEPA) has recommended changes to Darwin's two major gas processing companies, Santos and Inpex licenses, following a review triggered by substantial under-reporting of toxic emissions.