Jun 17, 2026
Can AI and LNG Shipments Offset War Tensions?
Arcee AI's open-source model and a key LNG tanker exit bring hope amidst Middle East conflict
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Feb 27, 2026
Cheniere Energy Gets $370 Million IRS Windfall for LNG Use
Critics say tax credits were undeserved for using fuel that's standard for LNG tankers
Jan 30, 2026
International Paper Splits, Oil Giants Merge, Colombian LNG Tender, Israeli Hostage Release, Rugby Squad Call-Ups, Oil Market Oversupply, Swiss Price Pressure, US-India Coal Talks
International Paper plans to split into two publicly traded companies. Coterra Energy and Devon Energy are reportedly in merger talks. Colombia's largest pipeline operator seeks LNG imports. Israeli hostage Sasha Troufanov shares his story.
Jan 28, 2026
Freeport LNG Weighs Rescheduling LNG Cargoes Amid Heating Demand Surge
Freeport LNG considering rescheduling cargoes due to surge in heating demand. This adjustment comes following the plant's temporary reduction in operations due to harsh winter conditions. The extent of the rescheduled and its impact on the overall LNG market remain to be seen.
Feb 16, 2026
Vitol Joins Consortium to Develop LNG-to-Power Project in South Africa
Vitol Group has partnered with other companies to propose a gas-to-power project in South Africa, aiming to replace the country's aging coal-fired power stations. The project is part of South Africa's efforts to diversify its energy mix and reduce its reliance on coal. The consortium's proposal is expected to contribute to the country's energy security and economic growth.
Jan 31, 2026
Malaysian Ringgit Surges, India's LNG Buys Pause, NHS Waits: Global News Roundup
Malaysia's ringgit strengthened to its highest level since 2018. India's liquefied natural gas importers are holding off on some deals. A lost portrait of Robert Burns, painted by Sir Henry Raeburn, was recently discovered.
Jan 29, 2026
Multinationals Return to Venezuela and Ukraine as Governments Seek Investment, Nigeria Plans Major Debt Raise, and TotalEnergies Restarts Mozambique LNG Project
The political landscape in Venezuela and Ukraine is changing, and multinationals are taking notice. Jeff Kazin and Mike Rohlfsen, cofounders of agricultural consultancy AgrisAcademy and former long-time Cargill employees, shared their experiences in the Odd Lots podcast.
Jan 28, 2026
China's Electric Truck Boom: A New Challenge for LNG Suppliers
China is the world's largest market for electric vehicles (EVs), and its growth has been remarkable. In 2020, sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) made up over 40% of all passenger vehicle sales in China. This trend is expected to continue, as the Chinese government has set a target of having only new energy Vehicles on the road by 2035.
Jun 29, 2026
Climate, Energy, and Activism Intersect in a World of Rising Heat
From cow manure to LNG terminals, environmental defenders face threats as Europe swelters
Jun 7, 2026
Energy Projects Spark Controversy Across the US
Trump-backed power plant, LNG exports, and water treatment investments raise concerns
Feb 26, 2026
What's Driving Change in Asia's Business Landscape?
From Indian banks snapping up bonds to Shell's potential LNG stake sale in Australia, and Marks & Spencer's exit from the Philippines, several major developments are reshaping the business landscape in Asia.
Feb 24, 2026
Global Markets Face Multiple Challenges Amid Shifts in Energy, Tourism, and Finance
LNG glut, climate goals, and debt woes impact major players
Jan 30, 2026
Dominating the Field: English Premier League Teams Shine in Champions League, Nintendo Faces Memory Crisis, and Rugby Farewells
The English Premier League continues to dominate the Champions League scene. India's LNG buyers hold out for better prices. Nintendo's Switch 2 faces challenges due to memory price hikes, and rugby bids farewell to a legendary player.
Jan 28, 2026
EU Seeks Diversified Gas Sources from Qatar and Canada as US Tensions Mount
The European Union is exploring new gas sources from Qatar and Canada to lessen its reliance on US liquefied natural gas. EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson stated that the EU is keen to diversify its LNG imports. Meanwhile, Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance has sold its $9 billion loan portfolio to the insurance arm of its parent company, Apollo Global Management.