Japan's largest LNG buyer expects global LNG prices to remain supported as Qatar works to restore damaged facilities and Europe rebuilds inventories ahead of winter.
New talks between Alberta and Japan could reshape crude trade flows, opening opportunities for additional Canadian exports and future energy infrastructure investment.
China is preparing a second LNG import terminal to receive sanctioned cargoes from Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project, potentially expanding export options for the 19.8-MMtpy development.
Hanwha Ocean and Kanata Clean Power signed an MOU to explore development of the proposed 12-MMtpy Kanata LNG floating export project near Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
A major LNG terminal in South China is moving forward with three storage tanks that could set a new global benchmark for size and capacity.
Turkey is resisting an extension of the agreement governing the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline, raising new questions about the future of a key export route for Iraqi crude.
A key indicator of global crude demand is sending a notable signal as market participants assess the impact of geopolitical tensions, refinery economics and shifting trade flows.
India is evaluating a new source of crude supply as discussions with a major oil-producing nation gain momentum amid shifting global energy trade flows.
One of Asia's longest-running LNG partnerships just secured its next chapter with a deal that stretches well into the 2040s.
New Zealand has narrowed the field of bidders for a proposed LNG import terminal as officials move forward with plans to strengthen energy security and support future power demand.
Two major energy companies have combined assets across Malaysia and Indonesia to create a new operating platform with ambitious production and investment targets.
A major operational shift is coming to the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline as SOCAR prepares to assume control of one of the world's most strategic crude export routes.
INEOS Energy has signed its first LNG supply agreement targeting Asian markets, a move that expands its global LNG portfolio and establishes a presence in the rapidly growing Pacific Basin demand region.
India’s BPCL is adjusting its crude sourcing strategy and increasing spot-market purchases as shifting global supply conditions force refiners to rethink procurement plans.
Indonesia has approved new emergency powers allowing a state agency to import oil and LPG while giving authorities greater flexibility to manage domestic energy supplies during periods of market disruption.
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