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India's Reliance lifts refining, petrochemicals EBITDA by 67.9%
India's Reliance Industries (NSE: RELIANCE) reported a 67.9% annual rise in earnings from its oil-to-chemicals (O2C) business in the July to September quarter.
Cambodia's Royal Group LNG plant to start by 2026
Cambodian conglomerate Royal Group plans to bring the first half of its 900MW liquefied natural gas power station in Koh Kong province online by the end of 2026.
Taiwan's biggest coal plant turns to gas as renewables stall - IntelliNews Lambda
Taiwan is about to demolish the oldest coal units at Taichung and is replacing them with imported gas, as renewables stall at about 12% of power.
Indonesia bans third-country routing for energy exports
Indonesia has barred its natural resource exports from passing through third countries and now requires all such cargoes to sail directly from Indonesian ports to their final destinations.
Furnace oil, diesel drive 9.7% rise in Pakistan refinery sales
Sales of petroleum products by Pakistan's refineries climbed 9.7% year-on-year to 1.12mn tonnes in October 2026, brokerage Arif Habib Limited said.
India biogas sector secures $338mn in investment pledges
Investors committed more than INR32bn ($338mn) to India's biogas and compressed biogas (CBG) industry at the Renewable Energy India (REI) Expo 2026, the Indian Biogas Association (IBA) said.
Myanmar and Thailand explore Russian LNG imports through Dawei
Thailand and Myanmar's military rulers had discussed importing Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) into Myanmar for both nations to share.
India's refiners cash in as the world runs short of diesel
India has become the diesel supplier of last resort, and Reliance's Jamnagar complex shipped more of the fuel in October than in any month for a year and a half.
Indonesia, India and Pakistan race to stockpile oil after Hormuz shock - McKinsey
Importers that entered the Hormuz crisis with empty tanks are racing to build oil stockpiles, but announced plans add only 7% to global crude stocks.
Indonesia's Pertamina eyes Nigerian oil assets as Jakarta prepares state-led crude procurement
Indonesia's national oil company Pertamina is considering Nigerian upstream assets as Jakarta begins shifting overseas energy procurement towards government-to-government arrangements
India's energy majors bank a war windfall
India's three biggest energy groups have just reported bumper quarterly profits, but the fuel margins behind the largest slice of the windfall are already easing.
Singapore rebuts Indonesia over LNG resale claims
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) handled by Singapore-based traders generally travels straight from producing countries to buyers without reaching Singapore, the city-state's Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry (METI) said.
Vedanta aims to cut crude output costs in India's Rajasthan
Vedanta Oil & Gas wants to bring down crude extraction costs in Rajasthan to $10-13 per barrel, compared with $16.5 now.
Pakistan caps refinery margins after profits surge twentyfold
Pakistan's major oil refineries posted a nearly twentyfold increase in combined profit for the quarter ending in September.
OPEC+ holds December output steady as 2027 call looms
OPEC+ left December production targets unchanged on November 1, deferring any fresh policy move into next year as the group grapples with Iran war export disruptions
Iranian crude shipment arrives in China after 3.5-month voyage at sea
A tanker carrying 2mn barrels of Iranian crude oil has docked in China after spending three and a half months at sea, monitoring service TankerTrackers.com said.
The fragmented cost of energy - IntelliNews Lambda
European gas prices broke €100 per MWh on October 28 for the first time since 2022, with the tanks meant to carry the continent through winter only three-quarters full.
Indonesia squeezes Singapore as gas nationalism crosses a new line
Indonesia has started using its gas as a political lever against Singapore, first cutting pipeline deliveries and then questioning what the city state does with Indonesian LNG.
South Korea eases diesel curbs as Asia rethinks fuel security
South Korea will let its refiners export more diesel from November, as Asian governments ease wartime fuel controls only as far as their own supplies allow.
China set to lose world's largest LNG importer status to Japan as demand weakens
China is on course to lose its position as the world's largest LNG importer to Japan in 2026, as elevated international prices, stronger domestic gas production and expanding pipeline supplies undermine demand for seaborne imports.
Indonesia's gas security push threatens export ambitions
Indonesia is considering further restrictions on natural gas exports as it seeks to secure supplies for domestic power generation and industrial development.
Greater Sunrise faces new uncertainty as Timor-Leste searches for operator
Timor-Leste is seeking a new international operator for the long-delayed Greater Sunrise gas development following Woodside Energy's decision to withdraw.
China export U-turn sends Asian gasoline margins crashing
Asian gasoline refining margins have fallen almost 80% from their October peak after Beijing unexpectedly released more fuel export quotas, exposing the fragility of a market that had benefited from severe supply disruptions.
Abadi LNG secures domestic buyers but financing remains key obstacle
Indonesia's $21bn Abadi LNG development has secured new gas supply agreements with three domestic buyers, marking an important step towards commercialising the long-delayed project.
India's LNG import bill jumps 23% despite modest growth in volumes
India's LNG import bill rose by 23% year on year to $8.5bn during April–September 2026, as soaring international gas prices and disruptions to Middle Eastern supplies drove up costs despite only a modest increase in import volumes.
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