Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has signed its first long-term LNG carrier charter agreement with INPEX, supporting stable LNG transport and expanding its global fleet.
Burckhardt Compression has secured multiple orders to supply boil-off gas compressor systems for LNG terminals in Thailand and Taiwan, supporting gas handling and operational efficiency.
SOCAR has signaled readiness to supply LNG to Pakistan under an existing agreement, as the country seeks cargoes to address growing energy shortages.
Singapore GasCo is securing additional LNG cargoes to offset supply disruptions while preparing to pursue long-term supply deals amid ongoing market volatility.
The Iran war has removed more than 500 million barrels of oil from global supply, disrupting flows and delaying recovery across key energy infrastructure.
Turkmenistan plans to produce 76 billion cubic meters of natural gas in 2026, with the majority exported to China via pipeline. The country is also pursuing additional export routes and capacity expansions to diversify supply.
China and Turkmenistan are advancing a major gas field expansion that will add 10 Bcm of supply. The project supports continued pipeline flows to China and broader regional export growth.
A cargo of U.S.-sanctioned Russian LNG is heading to India for the first time, according to shipping data, potentially opening a new market for Moscow’s exports. The shipment highlights shifting global LNG trade flows as Russia seeks alternatives ahead of Europe’s planned import ban.
Indonesia’s Donggi Senoro LNG plans to honor long-term export contracts despite government pressure to prioritize domestic supply amid tightening global gas markets.
Petrovietnam Gas is increasing LNG imports as domestic supply declines and power demand rises, while expanding capacity at its Thi Vai LNG terminal.
Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are disrupting global energy flows, prompting Japan to release emergency oil reserves as supply risks escalate.
GTT will design a 10,000 cubic meter LNG storage tank for a liquefaction plant in China, marking a first for its membrane technology in onshore LNG applications.
Yamal LNG has shipped its first cargo to China since November, signaling shifting trade flows as Europe moves to restrict Russian LNG imports.
Kazakhstan is continuing discussions on a potential gas pipeline linking Russia to China via its territory, as competing routes and regional demand shape project prospects.
South Korea is urging Gulf nations to ensure stable oil and LNG supply and protect vessels near the Strait of Hormuz as shipping disruptions escalate.
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