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African Energy Chamber to launch African Energy 2027 Outlook Report at AEW 2026 in Cape Town
The African Energy Chamber (AEC) will launch its State of African Energy 2027 Outlook Report at African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town.
Egypt cuts planned October LNG imports by 40% as electricity demand falls
Egypt's EGAS reduces planned October LNG imports to 12 cargoes as cooler weather eases electricity demand, despite persistent gas supply shortages.
South Korea's lead over China in LNG carriers narrows
China has cut South Korea's lead in orders for large liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers to fewer than 10 vessels this year.
Singapore explores third LNG terminal and new gas-fired power capacity
Singapore is studying plans to develop a major new energy infrastructure hub on Pulau Tekong, potentially including a third LNG import terminal and hydrogen-ready gas-fired power plants.
Santos-backed GLNG seeks exemption for extended LNG contracts under Australian gas reservation scheme
The Santos-led Gladstone LNG project in Queensland is pressing the Australian government to protect existing LNG export contracts, including extension options, under its proposed domestic gas reservation scheme.
Mozambique urged to strengthen finances ahead of expected LNG revenue surge
Mozambique must strengthen its financial management systems and diversify its economy ahead of an expected surge in natural gas revenues, after collecting $252.8mn from Rovuma Basin production between 2022 and 2025.
Canada’s Condor increases funding for Uzbek gas and Kazakh LNG projects to up to C$70mn
ExxonMobil to repair Guyana gas pipeline before project launch
ExxonMobil Guyana, the local unit of US oil major ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM), will carry out maintenance on a nearshore stretch of its gas pipeline off Crane, West Coast Demerara, from October 14 until around December 1.
Tokyo Gas acquires AGP to expand LNG network in Indonesia
Japan's Tokyo Gas (TYO: 9531) has acquired all shares in PT AGP Indonesia Utama, a developer of liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure, as it moves to set up an inter-island LNG supply chain in eastern Indonesia.
Bangladesh approves $3.3bn non-concessional loans for energy
Bangladesh has approved $3.3bn in non-concessional foreign borrowing to pay for fuel oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and to upgrade its electricity distribution network.
South Korea swapped US investment projects without feasibility reviews
South Korea's government replaced two of the three projects in its $200bn US investment plan with nuclear reactors and an Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) venture without putting them through feasibility studies.
Bulgaria, Greece, North Macedonia and Serbia push regional energy links and gas diversification
Serbia to begin work on 145-km gas interconnector with North Macedonia, as neighbours step up efforts to strengthen regional energy security and diversify gas and electricity supply routes.
Sahara Group expands Ghana LPG hub for regional fuel trade
Sahara Group has commissioned a 6,000-tonne liquefied petroleum gas depot in Ghana, expanding storage capacity as the country strengthens domestic supply and its regional fuel-distribution ambitions.
MISC names Th'ailib LNG carrier
Malaysia’s MISC Group has named its latest LNG carrier, Th'ailib, at a Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard in South Korea.
DRC, Mozambique draw billions for minerals and LNG, despite ranking last in Bloomberg’s Africa risk scorecard
DRC, Zambia, Angola and Mozambique are attracting major mining, transport and LNG investment despite ranking towards the lower end of Bloomberg’s 2026 Africa risk scorecard.
Adnoc to supply 2mn tonnes of LNG to Thailand's Gulf Group
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company announced that it has executed a multi-year sale and purchase agreement to supply 2mn tonnes of LNG to Thailand's Gulf Group.
Guyana reviews ExxonMobil's Longtail gas project in Stabroek
Guyana's government is still reviewing ExxonMobil's (NYSE: XOM) application for Longtail, the eighth deepwater project in the Stabroek Block and the first built around gas.
South Korean officials say no agreement yet on Alaska LNG investment despite Trump announcement
South Korean officials warned this week that their country had not yet committed to investing in the proposed Alaska LNG project.
Indonesia's electricity company secures Natuna gas supply until 2037
PT PLN Energi Primer Indonesia (PLN EPI), a subsidiary of Indonesia's state-owned electricity company PLN, has signed a deal to buy up to 111mn standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of gas from the Mako Field in Natuna through 2037
September LNG shipments through Strait of Hormuz hit highest levels since start of conflict
The number of LNG cargoes exiting the Strait of Hormuz reportedly rose to its highest monthly level in September since the start of the US’ and Israel’s war against Iran began earlier this year.
Centrica, Ksi Lisims LNG enter HoA for long-term LNG supply
The UK’s Centrica Energy has entered into a heads of agreement to buy 1mn tonnes per year of LNG from the proposed Ksi Lisims project in Canada.
MidOcean secures more than $4bn to fund LNG growth strategy
MidOcean Energy has secured more than $4bn to help fund its LNG growth strategy.
Baker Hughes signs Venezuela deals to revive gas infrastructure
Baker Hughes (NASDAQ: BKR) agreed to partnerships aimed at rebuilding Venezuela’s natural-gas infrastructure and developing future oil and gas projects, expanding the energy technology company’s role across the country’s supply chain
Venture Global announces new offtake deal amid push for commercial operations at Plaquemines
US LNG developer Venture Global has signed a 20-year sales and purchase agreement with ConocoPhillips covering 1mn tonnes per year of LNG.
Mexican judge temporarily bars construction of Amigo LNG
A federal judge in the Mexican state of Sonora has issued a ruling that temporarily bars the previously authorised construction of the proposed Amigo LNG terminal in Guaymas.
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