- Country: Cyprus
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- Country: Japan
The LNG boom is losing its biggest Asian bet
Stung by high costs and supply uncertainty, Asian governments are busy throwing those forecasts on the bonfire.
- Country: South Korea
Korean shipbuilders sweep up LNG, ammonia orders as energy demand holds firm
South Korea’s top shipbuilders are capitalizing on resilient demand for energy infrastructure, landing a string of liquefied natural gas (LNG) a
- Country: Japan
Trump threatens South Korea over Alaska LNG project dispute
Seoul has said it only agreed to the $54 billion plan if it proves economically viable.
- Country: Greece
ΕΝΕΡΓΕΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΙΜΠΕΡΙΑΛΙΣΤΙΚΟΙ ΑΝΤΑΓΩΝΙΣΜΟΙ: Οι ανταγωνισμοί για πηγές, αγωγούς, LNG και αγορές αναδιατάσσουν τον παγκόσμιο χάρτη
Με τις τιμές της Ενέργειας σε επίπεδα ρεκόρ εδώ και πολλά χρόνια, προειδοποιήσεις ακόμα και για διακοπές τροφοδοσίας στο ντίζελ και στο φυσικό αέριο, τη βδομάδα που πέρασε, οι υπουργοί Ενέργειας της...
- Country: Singapore
World’s top LNG buyer doesn’t see Qatar supply coming back soon
Yukio Kani, global CEO of Japan’s Jera, expects disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz to persist
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- Country: New Zealand
Auditor-General won't investigate LNG yet but 'remains interested' in Govt plans
Letter declining the inquiry reveals officials were still working on the case for LNG, including who would pay for it.
- Country: United States
$54B Alaska LNG announcement leaves Nikiski financing unsettled
South Korea says no investment decision is final for Nikiski LNG project
- Country: United States
Korean Party Calls $54B Alaska LNG Plan Unfinalized
President Trump announced a planned $54 billion South Korean investment in Alaska LNG as part of a broader U.S. energy package, backing a long-planned pipeline and export project whose financing and commercial viability remain uncertain. South Korea’s ruling party said the project is not finalized…
- Country: United States
Beyond Hormuz – Qatar and the UAE Build More Resilient LNG Portfolios
On September 21, QatarEnergy’s CEO Saad Al Kaabi confirmed that Qatar was producing very little LNG because of the Strait-of-Hormuz disruption. He also outlined a three-year timeline for the two damaged trains at Ras Laffan, accounting for 17% of Qatar’s 78 Mtpa nameplate LNG capacity. The crisis…