Russia is ready to continue supplying gas to the European Union if there are volumes remaining after supplies to alternative markets, Russian state news agency TASS reported.

Japan may face a power supply crunch if the Middle East crisis drags on and LNG shipments remain disrupted.

US engineering company, Honeywell’s liquefaction process technology and equipment will be fitted on NextDecade's Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG) Train 4 and Train 5 projects in Brownsville, Texas.

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The US Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office has received an application from Cove Point LNG, requesting blanket authorisation to export LNG that previously had been imported into the US from foreign sources.

The volume listed in the application is up to the equivalent of 70 bill cu ft of natural gas for a two year period beginning 8th July, 2026. 

Cove Point requested authorisation to export LNG from its terminal located in Calvert County, Maryland, to any country with the capacity to import LNG via LNGCs, and with which trade is not prohibited by US law or policy. 

A US Federal Register Notice will be issued for the NFTA portion of this application, the energy office said.

Monday, 13 April 2026 09:36

Middle East hostilities - day 45 roundup

Strait of Hormuz- What next? Following the collapse of last weekend’s Islamabad peace talks, President Trump has threatened to blockade the Strait of Hormuz.

UK energy major, Shell is now India’s largest LNG supplier after Qatari supplies stopped, due to the West Asian conflict.

Monday, 13 April 2026 09:15

Calcasieu Pass raises $1.75 bill

The second largest US LNG exporter, Venture Global’s subsidiary, Calcasieu Pass Funding, which indirectly controls the Calcasieu Pass project, has signed a $1.75 bill senior secured, term loan B credit facility.

Greek based, Atlantic SEE LNG Trade, a joint venture between AKTOR (60%) and DEPA Commercial (40%), aims to finalise LNG supply agreements this summer, paving the way for a new FSRU.

Monday, 13 April 2026 09:02

Bulgarians to issue LNG tender

Bulgarian state owned energy company, Bulgartransgaz is to tender for LNG supplies.

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Australian Viva Energy’s proposed gas terminal at Geelong has received formal approval under the Federal Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act.

Viva Energy said it welcomed the Environment Minister’s EPBC approval, that recognises the proposed LNG terminal can proceed, subject to conditions, with acceptable environmental effects.

This approval follows the Victorian State Government’s positive assessment of an environment effects statement for this energy infrastructure project in May last year.

The proposed gas terminal at Geelong Refinery Pier is claimed to be Victoria’s most advanced project, capable of delivering a reliable supply to replace the State’s rapidly declining natural gas and provide energy security for southeast Australia.

Comprehensive studies by independent experts have shown that the gas terminal’s operations will not adversely impact the Corio Bay marine environment or the Ramsar wetlands, the company claimed.