A Greek LNG buyer has expanded its long-term partnership with Venture Global, a move that could further strengthen a key energy corridor serving Central and Eastern Europe.
A major hydrogen supply agreement in Germany links large-scale production with industrial demand, marking a key step in the development of the country's emerging hydrogen market.
Five companies, including Equinor and Naftogaz, secured long-term LNG regasification capacity at Lithuania's Klaipėda terminal.
Depleted offshore gas fields could soon take on a new role as a large-scale carbon storage project advances through the U.K.'s regulatory process.
A proposed LNG terminal on Canada's West Coast has attracted another major European buyer as competition for future supply continues to grow.
Can hydrogen pipelines offer a cheaper alternative to moving offshore wind power ashore? A new North Sea project aims to find out.
One of Africa's most ambitious pipeline projects is entering a new phase as developers move forward on a critical segment of the planned export route.
Serbia has secured additional natural gas supplies as the country balances energy security needs with ongoing efforts to diversify import sources.
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.
A key European gas corridor linking Greece and Ukraine is moving forward, with Bulgaria reporting progress on pipeline expansion and new capacity additions.
A key LNG import facility in the Netherlands has moved closer to expansion after securing customer commitments and a conditional investment decision, with final approval still pending.
Neogenyx Fuels has completed its first delivery of ISCC-certified renewable natural gas into Europe, opening access to international compliance markets and expanding opportunities for U.S.-produced RNG.
A new long-term agreement will connect Canadian natural gas production to international LNG and European pricing markets, highlighting growing demand for globally linked gas supply arrangements.
A newly commissioned gas pipeline in southern Poland is set to strengthen transmission capacity, support future gas-fired power generation and advance a larger strategic corridor across the Silesia region.
A new long-term agreement will connect future production from Azerbaijan's Absheron gas field to Turkey's energy market, supporting regional gas flows and expanding export volumes from the Caspian region.
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