Major Exchange Shift Extends European Natural Gas Trading Hours
Intercontinental Exchange Inc (ICE) is extending Europe’s natural gas and power trading to 22 hours a day, in a major shift in the European energy markets aimed to align power…
Norway’s Oil Future Hinges on Urgent Exploration and New Investment
Despite the best exploration results in four years in 2025, Norway will need even more exploration and discoveries, as well as investment in new oil and gas projects, to reverse…
Saudi SABIC to Sell European Chemicals Business for $950 Million
Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) has signed two separate agreements to sell its European petrochemicals business and the engineering thermoplastics business in the Americas and Europe, for a total of…
Best of 2025: Stargate Hydrogen on improving electrolysers (November 2025)
Green hydrogen as an energy carrier sits at the heart of the global energy transition today. Not every company that has moved on the opportunity in the past five years…
Shell Chemical Business Set to Swing to a Loss in Q4
Shell expects its chemicals and products division to swing to a loss in the fourth quarter of 2025, on the back of lower chemicals margin compared to the previous quarter,…
Chinese Energy Companies Scramble to Protect Venezuelan Assets
Chinese energy companies with operations in Venezuela have asked the government for guidance in how to protect their investments in the South American country now that the United States has…
Memory chip stocks rally on AI and data centre demand
It’s been a happy new year for memory chip firms which have seen rising stock valuations on the back of strong AI and data centre demand. The continued build-out of…
Video | Electronic specialty gases and semiconductor growth in APAC
Andy Tuan, Managing Director of Asia at Linx Consulting, spoke exclusively to gasworld following his presentation at the Asia-Pacific Industrial Gases Conference 2025. In the interview, Tuan discusses growth drivers…
Russia’s Arctic LNG continues EU cash flow despite planned 2027 ban
Europe’s imports of Russian liquefied natural gas from the Yamal LNG project left the Kremlin with an estimated €7.2bn in 2025, new analysis from NGO Urgewald shows. Data from analytics…
Russia’s Arctic LNG continues EU cash flow despite planned 2027 ban
Europe’s imports of Russian liquefied natural gas from the Yamal LNG project left the Kremlin with an estimated €7.2bn in 2025, new analysis from NGO Urgewald shows. Data from analytics…
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