A key indicator of global crude demand is sending a notable signal as market participants assess the impact of geopolitical tensions, refinery economics and shifting trade flows.
India is evaluating a new source of crude supply as discussions with a major oil-producing nation gain momentum amid shifting global energy trade flows.
One of Asia's longest-running LNG partnerships just secured its next chapter with a deal that stretches well into the 2040s.
New Zealand has narrowed the field of bidders for a proposed LNG import terminal as officials move forward with plans to strengthen energy security and support future power demand.
Two major energy companies have combined assets across Malaysia and Indonesia to create a new operating platform with ambitious production and investment targets.
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.
INEOS Energy has signed its first LNG supply agreement targeting Asian markets, a move that expands its global LNG portfolio and establishes a presence in the rapidly growing Pacific Basin demand region.
India’s BPCL is adjusting its crude sourcing strategy and increasing spot-market purchases as shifting global supply conditions force refiners to rethink procurement plans.
Indonesia has approved new emergency powers allowing a state agency to import oil and LPG while giving authorities greater flexibility to manage domestic energy supplies during periods of market disruption.
Cambodia is intensifying efforts to resolve a long-running offshore dispute with Thailand as global fuel market disruptions sharpen focus on untapped energy reserves in the Gulf of Thailand.
Thailand is accelerating talks for long-term U.S. LNG supplies as disruptions in Qatar reshape global trade flows and intensify competition for reliable export capacity.
Pakistan is accelerating plans for strategic oil reserves and expanded fuel storage after supply disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz highlighted vulnerabilities in the country’s energy infrastructure.
Eni signed long-term LNG supply agreements tied to its Indonesia gas projects, adding about 2 million tons per year to its growing global LNG portfolio and supporting expanded use of existing export infrastructure.
India has stopped piped natural gas customers from purchasing LPG cylinders as concerns grow over fuel supply disruptions linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Two production trains at Petronas’ flagship Bintulu LNG complex in Malaysia are reportedly offline as operators work to address operational issues, raising fresh attention on supply reliability from one of Asia’s key LNG export hubs.
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