Panama Canal LNG Transits Reach A Near Three-Year High
Eleven laden liquefied natural gas carriers passed through the Panama Canal in July, up from six the previous month and the highest monthly figure since late 2023, before drought-related draft restrictions and transit caps drove gas
Gas Producer Commits To A Fourth Floating Liquefaction Unit
A Nasdaq-listed gas shipping and liquefaction company has taken a final investment decision on a fourth floating liquefaction unit, ordering a vessel with capacity of about 3.5 million tonnes a year at a Chinese yard for delivery by
EU still absorbing bulk of Russian Arctic LNG despite phase-out push
Trade-flow data shows Europe took the overwhelming share of Russian Arctic liquefied natural gas in the first six months of the year, even as the bloc works towards ending those imports.
Serica outbids Ratio for Pharos Energy in £145.7m deal
UK oil and gas company Serica Energy has struck a deal to acquire Pharos Energy for £145.7 million, outbidding a rival offer from Ratio Petroleum Energy.
Worley to design Dutch North Sea carbon storage project
Worley has been selected to deliver pre-front-end engineering design for the Abeona carbon capture and storage project in the Dutch North Sea.
Belgium relaunches delayed offshore wind tender for Princess Elisabeth Zone
Belgium has approved a revised framework to relaunch its stalled offshore wind tender for the Princess Elisabeth Zone, restarting a process paused since last year.
Pakistan pays record sums for spot LNG as Qatar supply falters
Pakistan is paying record spot LNG prices as Hormuz disruption and stranded Qatari cargoes force it onto the market.
Malampaya gas field restarts after a major maintenance turnaround
A flagship Philippine deepwater gas project has restarted after a month-long turnaround, with new wells due late this year.
Sweden clears two offshore wind farms but rejects eleven on defence grounds
Sweden has approved two offshore wind farms while rejecting eleven applications, citing concerns they would interfere with defence.
Russia seeks petrol from India after strikes hit its refineries
Russia has reportedly approached Indian refiners for additional petrol supplies after attacks disrupted a significant share of its refining capacity.
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