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EU plans to postpone methane rules for oil and gas imports
The European Commission will propose delaying the EU's methane rules for imported oil, gas and coal, bowing to pressure from France, the US and exporters ahead of a tight winter.
Indonesia undecided on extending industrial LNG discount into 2027
Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has not begun discussing whether to extend the discounted liquefied natural gas price offered to industrial users beyond the end of this year.
Mitsubishi invests JPY500bn to expand LNG Canada project
Mitsubishi Corp will invest about JPY500bn to expand production capacity at the LNG Canada project in western Canada.
Brazil’s Petrobras locks in US LNG supply for 22 years
Brazilian state-controlled oil company Petrobras has signed a 22-year agreement to purchase liquefied natural gas from US exporter Cheniere Marketing, securing about 800,000 tonnes per year under a free-on-board arrangement.
South Korea investment package turns towards Alaska LNG
South Korea’s large US investment package is increasingly being directed towards Alaska LNG, potentially giving the long-delayed project a major new source of financing despite lingering questions over its commercial viability.
Qatar extends LNG force majeure as Asian buyers scramble for replacement supply
QatarEnergy has extended LNG force majeure for key Asian buyers into November, forcing Pakistan, Bangladesh and India to seek costly replacement supply as damage to Qatari capacity compounds Hormuz disruption.
Timor-Leste weighs second LNG project using Bayu-Undan, Chuditch gas
Timor-Leste is considering a second LNG project on its southern coast that could combine remaining gas from the depleted Bayu-Undan field with resources from the undeveloped Chuditch discovery.
Samsung Heavy nears completion of Petronas ZLNG unit
Samsung Heavy Industries is nearing completion of Petronas’ third floating LNG facility, which will be deployed off Sabah in Malaysia.
Petrovietnam Gas returns to LNG spot market
Petrovietnam Gas has returned to the spot LNG market seeking another cargo for its Thi Vai import terminal, as Vietnam combines short-term purchases with a growing portfolio of longer-term supply contracts.
South Korea's Hanwha Ocean wins $500mn order for two LNG carriers
South Korea’s Hanwha Ocean has secured a KRW680bn order to build two LNG carriers for delivery by November 2029.
Africa’s power needs put gas and renewables in focus at AEW 2026
AEW 2026 sessions will discuss expanding access to reliable electricity, greater use of domestic gas resources and developing infrastructure to support industrial growth.
Shell takes FID on LNG Canada Phase 2
Shell has taken a final investment decision on the second phase of LNG Canada, clearing an expansion that will double the British Columbia export terminal’s capacity to 28mn tonnes per year.
South Africa seeks operator for East London LNG terminal
South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority has launched a tender for a private operator to develop and run a small-to-medium-scale LNG import terminal at the Port of East London under a 25-year concession.
Australia’s Worley completes FEED work for Indonesia’s Abadi LNG project
Worley has completed front-end engineering design (FEED) work for key offshore infrastructure at INPEX’s 9.5mn tonnes per year (mtpa) Abadi LNG project in Indonesia.
Turkey’s Karpowership completes seven-vessel FSRU conversion programme
Turkey’s Karpowership has completed a seven-vessel LNG carrier-to-FSRU conversion programme with Singapore’s Seatrium, following the delivery of the final vessel, LNGT Türkiye.
Tecnimont wins FEED contract for 25mn-tpy Argent LNG project in US
Italy’s MAIRE Tecnimont has secured a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for Argent LNG’s planned 25mn tonnes per year export terminal at Port Fourchon in Louisiana.
France’s Elengy starts €220mn modernisation of Montoir LNG terminal
French LNG terminal operator Elengy has launched a €220mn ($259mn) modernisation of its Montoir-de-Bretagne terminal, seeking to extend the life of one of Europe’s busiest import facilities while sharply reducing its emissions.
QatarEnergy extends force majeure on LNG supplies to Italy's Edison
QatarEnergy has extended force majeure on LNG supplies to Italy’s Edison until early December, prolonging a disruption that began in April and forcing the Italian utility to continue sourcing replacement cargoes.
Colombia declares temporary gas rationing after SPEC LNG fault
Colombia declared temporary and scheduled natural-gas rationing on September 25 after a technical problem at the regasification infrastructure operated by SPEC LNG reduced the availability of imported gas, the Ministry of Mines and Energy
Colombia orders gas rationing as SPEC LNG outage curbs imports
Colombia ordered a temporary, nationwide gas-rationing programme on September 25 after a technical problem at SPEC LNG reduced the country’s ability to receive imported gas, the Ministry of Mines and Energy said
Chevron to invest $13.8bn in key Argentine hydrocarbon field
US energy major Chevron is preparing a $13.8bn investment under Argentina’s newly implemented Large Investment Incentive Regime to develop the El Trapial field in northern Neuquén.
TotalEnergies says Namibia, Mozambique projects to help hold output to 2035
TotalEnergies is positioning Namibia’s Venus and Mopane projects and further Mozambique LNG development within a broader post-2030 growth portfolio, while maintaining a production base of around 3mn boed through 2035.
Guyana seeks Suriname gas link as Berbice expansion takes shape
Guyana is seeking to integrate Suriname into its planned Berbice energy and logistics expansion, with gas cooperation, a deep-water port and the Corentyne River bridge on the bilateral agenda.
Shell, NGC deal clears path for Trinidad’s Aphrodite gas project
Shell and Trinidad’s NGC have resolved a commercial dispute over Aphrodite, clearing the way for first gas in Q2 2027 and adding new supply to the country’s strained gas system.
Tanzania revives gas-to-fertiliser push as $42bn LNG project advances
Tanzania is renewing plans to use domestic natural gas for fertiliser production as the $1.3bn ESSA urea project tests gas pricing and execution.
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