WinGD to co-operate with Qatar on engine servicing
Swiss based marine power company WinGD has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Qatar Shipyard Technology Solutions to expand engine aftercare and technical services in the Middle East.
Seatrium reaps energy projects benefits
In a third quarter business update, Singapore engineering company, Seatrium said that its net order book stood at S$16.6 bill.
Gas to Power – November 14, 2025
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Gloomy prospects for China’s 2026 LNG demand
Bearish sentiment pervades in the Chinese LNG market as the nation’s gas demand continues to fall. If this trend does not reverse with the onset of the winter season, Chinese utility buyers are likely to re-sell their contracted excess LNG to other Asian markets, adding to the risk of global oversupply.
Cold spell in China adds upside risk to JKM-TTF spreads
An early cold wave across northern China is lifting LNG and pipeline gas demand, adding upside risk to the JKM-TTF price spread for balance-of-winter 2025/26. Several northern cities have started district heating early which boosts gas demand and increases the need for LNG imports.
US shale deal-making soars as Asian buyers seek feedstock for LNG
Deal-making in the US shale gas sector has spiralled as Asian buyers seek to secure reliable feedstock for LNG offtake. More than $28 billion worth of gas and LNG assets are currently up for sale.
When will the US react to China buying sanctioned LNG?
The Trump administration has remained silent in the face of Russia delivering a sixth cargo from the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project to China. “Higher volumes or shipments to other destinations could trigger a US response,” Rystad analyst Lu Ming Pang reckons, hinting at the glut of American liquefaction capacity coming to market.
LNG is key to phasing out coal in Asia
Imported LNG is key to accelerate the coal exit in Asia. The lifecycle carbon intensity for LNG in Japan, Vietnam and the Philippines are 47% lower than for coal, S&P Global Commodity Insights finds.
World energy investment to top $3 trillion, led by China
Global energy investment will reach a record $3.3 trillion this year – despite escalating geopolitical tensions and related economic uncertainty, the International Energy Agency (IEA) finds. China cements its position as the world’s single largest investor in energy.
