Suriname Wants Two Wins From One Block: Gas Is Done, Oil Could Follow
Suriname’s offshore Block 52, which has already yielded a major gas discovery, could be declared commercial for oil within the next year and a half, Annand Jagesar, managing director of…
Malaysia Boosts Domestic Gas Use as Power Demand Hits Record Highs
A major heatwave and soaring data center electricity consumption are driving Malaysia’s power demand to record highs, pushing the world’s fifth-largest LNG exporter to increase domestic gas use for power…
TotalEnergies Plans $5.2 Billion Offshore Wind Project in Normandy
TotalEnergies has applied for authorization of France’s biggest renewables project, a 1.5-GW offshore wind project off Normandy, which is estimated to cost $5.2 billion, the French supermajor said on Thursday.…
India’s Energy Investment Set for Record $170 Billion in 2026
Energy investment in India is set to reach a record high of $170 billion this year, driven by spending on solar installations and expansion of oil refining capacity, the International…
Bechtel secures EPC contract for Sabine Pass LNG expansion
By 34 min ago 2 min read Liquefied natural gas specialist Cheniere Energy Partners (Cheniere Partners) has contracted Bechtel Energy to complete engineering for the first phase of the Sabine…
South Africa’s port authority to build new LNG terminal
By 47 min ago 2 min read South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) plans to develop an onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) regasification facility at the Port of Ngqura…
Ships Desert Hormuz amid Fresh US Strikes
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz appeared all but deserted on Thursday as commercial operators remain wary of renewed military escalation. No commercial vessels were spotted transiting the waterway Thursday…
NextDecade files for sixth train at Rio Grande
©NextDecade Corporation By 17 min ago 1 min read NextDecade Corporation has filed an application for Rio Grande LNG Train 6 with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The project…
High Freight Costs Force Asian Buyers to Cancel U.S. LPG Cargoes
The Middle East supply crunch has led to soaring freight rates to ship liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to Asia from other regions, prompting some buyers to cancel U.S. cargoes due…
Europe Turns to Canadian LNG as Gulf and Russian Gas Risks Deepen
A number of European energy utilities have expressed interest in buying the future output of the Ksi Lisims LNG project, which will be Canada’s second export facility for liquefied gas.…
