Processing/LNG

Five companies, including Equinor and Naftogaz, secured long-term LNG regasification capacity at Lithuania's Klaipėda terminal.

One of Asia's longest-running LNG partnerships just secured its next chapter with a deal that stretches well into the 2040s.

One Gulf Coast LNG project is attracting significant backing from global financial institutions as competition for export capacity continues to grow.

New tanker movements suggest LNG exports are still finding a path through one of the world's most closely watched energy chokepoints despite ongoing regional disruptions.

One of North America's newest floating LNG export projects could see a significant ownership change as its developer moves forward with a broader financial restructuring plan.

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.

A proposed LNG terminal on Canada's West Coast has attracted another major European buyer as competition for future supply continues to grow.

Mozambique is preparing for a major LNG expansion as developers advance a new floating liquefaction project designed to build on an existing offshore success.

A new investment is bringing one of the world's largest LNG shipping operators deeper into a first-of-its-kind U.S. export project.

New infrastructure and supply agreements are beginning to reshape South Africa's gas market, with one major project now moving closer to reality.

Former CITGO executive John Zuklic joins NextDecade as the LNG developer advances Rio Grande expansion plans.

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.

A new Wood Mackenzie analysis shows how the Strait of Hormuz crisis could reshape global LNG markets, influence project sanctions and alter long-term supply and demand trends.

Delfin has approved a $5 billion FID for the first phase of its floating LNG export project, a milestone that could establish the first FLNG facility operating in the United States.

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.