More: LNG
Why Is Qatar Buying US LNG Despite Being a Global Gas Powerhouse?
Qatar's decision to secure long-term supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States signals a significant shift in global energy markets. The...
Gas at €100: European Consumers and Industry Feel the Pain
Europe's natural gas prices have surged, recently reaching around €100 per megawatt hour (MWh), due to disruptions in Middle East shipping and the ongoing...
Why the EU’s Russian LNG Ban Will Outlast the Hormuz Winter
The Item Missing From the Agenda
On Monday, the Irish Council presidency sent energy ministers its options paper for their meeting in Luxembourg on 29...
Qatar Offers Lebanon Energy Lifeline With Two Power Plants and LNG Supply Deal
Qatar plans to build two power plants in Lebanon over the next three years and sign a 20-year deal for liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
Europe’s January 2027 Cliff: The Russian LNG Ban Meets Empty Storage
Europe has spent the past four years trying to make sure it would never again depend on Russia for its energy in the way...
Trump Set to Unveil Major $54 Billion South Korea-Alaska LNG Investment
President Donald Trump is set to announce plans to use $54 billion from South Korea's $350 billion investment package for building a liquefied natural...
Australia Eases Gas Reserve Rules for LNG Exporters
Australia has revised a proposed rule that would have required natural gas exporters to keep 20% of their output for the local market. Instead,...
Putin’s Kuril Islands Visit Exposes Japan’s Russian Energy Dilemma
Japan's protest over Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands is loud because its response is capped: Tokyo cannot meaningfully sanction the one Russian energy...
Iran War Energy Shock or Structural Turning Point for Global Oil and LNG Markets
The Iran war has already caused major disruption to global energy markets, particularly crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) flows through the Strait...
The New Global Energy Chessboard: Chokepoints, LNG Routes and the Fight for Resilience
The global system no longer snaps back after crises, it drifts, it thickens, it carries its shocks forward. The world behaves less like a...