Vitol is backing a proposed $3 billion LNG import and gas-fired power project at South Africa’s Durban Port, positioning the global trader in a market targeting 16 GW of new gas generation.
Atlantic LNG has shut its 3 MMtpy Train 3 unit in Trinidad for emergency repairs following a discovered defect, potentially removing a significant share of the island’s LNG output as markets monitor supply impacts.
Aramco Trading has signed a 20-year agreement to purchase 1 MMtpy of LNG from the Commonwealth LNG export project in Louisiana, adding commercial momentum as the Gulf Coast facility advances toward FID.
China’s Offshore Oil Engineering and Saipem have secured a $4 billion contract from QatarEnergy LNG to build two offshore compressor platforms in the North Field, advancing Qatar’s massive LNG expansion program.
Worley has secured a detailed engineering contract for QatarEnergy LNG’s CO₂ sequestration project in Qatar, a carbon capture initiative designed to permanently store 4.3 million tonnes of CO₂ per year.
YPF, Eni and XRG have signed a Joint Development Agreement to advance the 12-MMtpy Argentina LNG project, launching FEED work as partners target FID in the second half of 2026.
Chile is set to receive its first Australian LNG cargoes in more than three years as tighter Atlantic Basin supply and shifting trade flows open temporary arbitrage opportunities across global LNG markets.
Cosan’s Edge has begun supplying LNG to customers outside Brazil’s pipeline network under an eight-year deal, signaling growing momentum for off-grid gas infrastructure in underserved regions.
China’s LNG imports are expected to rebound in 2026 as global supply growth weighs on prices, but analysts say domestic gas production and pipeline imports will continue to limit how much demand can recover.
Vietnam has awarded a $974 million EPC contract to build the 1.6-GW Quang Trach II LNG power plant as the country ramps up gas-fired generation to support economic growth and energy security.
New Zealand has shortlisted contractors for an LNG import terminal in Taranaki, aiming to secure backup gas supply for power generation amid declining domestic production and rising energy risks.
A Greek joint venture is negotiating a 20-year U.S. LNG supply agreement as Europe moves to replace Russian gas and strengthen southern transit routes linking the Balkans, Central Europe and Ukraine.
Trinidad and Tobago’s Atlantic LNG will take its 6-MMtpy Train 4 offline for up to 50 days this spring for major maintenance, a move expected to reduce cargo availability while other trains remain in operation.
Cheniere Energy has filed a FERC application to add new LNG trains at its Corpus Christi terminal, a move that could sharply expand U.S. export capacity as developers race to secure permits amid a more favorable regulatory climate.
As U.S. LNG tightens its grip on Europe’s supply mix, Uniper lays out why contracts matter more than politics—and why diversification is becoming the real risk strategy.
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