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Qatar Extends LNG Force Majeure to Edison, Some Asian Clients
QatarEnergy has extended force majeure notices and will not be able to deliver liquefied natural gas cargoes to Italian utility Edison or some Asian clients as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, Edison and trading sources said on Monday.Edison, one of the company's biggest customers in Europe, will not receive LNG cargoes until the beginning of D
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Operations for QatarEnergy LNG Expansion Project to Begin in November
The first liquefied natural gas train under QatarEnergy's North Field East expansion project will be ready to start operation in November, two people aware of the company's plans said, offering Qatar a path to restoring some output lost to Iranian attacks.Launching the train would be a major milestone for the world's largest LNG expansion project a
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Asian Countries Rush to Stockpile Oil, Accelerate Renewables Amidst Iran War
Asian countries are racing to raise their oil stockpiling capacity, complete a regional power grid and speed up renewables in response to supply risks laid bare by the Iran war.Southeast Asia has been worst hit by the energy impact as 80% of the oil transported through the Strait…
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The Business of Offshore CO₂ Storage: A New Market for Maritime Infrastructure
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is moving from a collection of demonstration projects toward a new infrastructure business. As of July 2025, 734 commercial CCS facilities were in operation or development, up from 628 a year earlier, while total capture capacity in the pipeline…
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QatarEnergy Purchases Long-Term LNG Supplies In Case of Future Hormuz Disruptions
QatarEnergy is buying long-term supplies of liquefied natural gas from the US and other producers as part of a trading strategy designed to generate revenue if exports through the Strait of Hormuz are disrupted in the future, CEO Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi told Reuters on Thursday."In a scenario where you have a closure of the strait…
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MARAD Approves Deepwater Port License for $8.2b LNG Project
The Maritime Administration has approved a deepwater port license application for the $8.2 billion ST LNG project, US Transportation…
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Saudi Arabia Looks to Raise Pipeline Export Capacity by 10 Million BDP
Saudi Arabia is looking to expand its pipeline crude export capacity to as much as 10 million barrels per day by repurposing a domestic gas pipeline a
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Early Saturday, Hurricane Isaias is forecast to strike the US Gulf Coast as Tropical Storm Isaias
The National Hurricane Center reported that Tropical Storm Isaias formed?in the Gulf of Mexico Wednesday. It is expected…
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ConocoPhillips considers selling its Norwegian business and UK Teesside assets
ConocoPhillips, a US oil and natural gas producer, said that it is considering a possible sale of its Norway operations and…
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Glencore receives approval for the extension of Hunter Valley coal mining operations in Australia
Glencore won approval on Wednesday to continue operating its Hunter Valley thermal coal project in Australia until 2045 after…
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French and Benelux stocks: Factors to watch
Here are some company news and stories from France and Benelux that could have an impact on the?markets in this region or individual stocks.
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Inox Clean Energy Files for $1 Billion India IPO
Draft papers revealed on Tuesday that Inox Clean Energy filed for a public offering of up to 100 billion Rupees ($1.04billion)…
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El Nino and record supply are affecting US natgas price this winter
Analysts said that US natural gas will be cheaper than last winter due to a strong El Nino climate pattern, which is expected to curb demand…
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Iran demands diplomatic solution to peace after Trump rejects peace plan
I ran on Sunday and insisted that diplomacy is the only way to solve the conflict between Iran and the United States, and…
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Palm oil prices rise after a four-day decline as Dalian crudes offset lower crude
Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Thursday, after four consecutive sessions of losses. Gains in Dalian oils helped to support…
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Brazil's Petrobras could include Colombia gas project into 2027-2031 plan.
Petrobras, Brazil's state oil company, may include the Sirius offshore gas project in Colombia as part of its production…
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Argentina accuses UN ignoring the rising tensions in Falkland Islands
Argentina's president Javier Milei criticized Wednesday the United Nations for "looking the other way" during escalating…
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Russell: The seaborne thermal coal markets in Asia are shrinking slowly.
In the next few years, the market for seaborne coal thermal is in a slow race as a slight decline in demand competes with?an…
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VEGOILS Palm gains strength on Dalian but still on course for a monthly drop
Malaysian palm oil futures are headed for their first monthly drop in four months, but prices have edged up a little bit after a three session slide.
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Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg press for 2040 EU Renewable Energy Target
In a letter that was seen on Tuesday by, Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg urged the European Union (EU) to set a target for…
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First shuttle talks between the US and Iran in months bring hope for progress
The first shuttle talks between the United States of America and Iran in months raised hopes that the two adversaries might…
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US judge dismisses Michigan climate lawsuit against oil companies
A US judge dismissed on Tuesday an antitrust suit in which Michigan accused four major oil firms of colluding to forestall…
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South Korea intends to reduce its dependence on Middle East crude imports by 50% by 2035
South Korea wants to 'diversify its energy supply after the Iran War,' said the Industry Ministry on Wednesday. The ministry's…
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Palm oil prices fall for the fourth consecutive session due to concerns over stockpiles and weak demand
Malaysian palm futures declined?for a fourth consecutive session on Wednesday, as rising inventories and weaker demand weighed?on the market.
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Diplomats claim that EU countries support changes in the carbon market to reduce price spikes.
According to EU diplomats and a document seen by, the European Union agreed to keep more spare CO2 permits within the emissions…
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China's clean technology exports prevented more CO2 emissions than the UK
According to a new analysis, China's green technology boom is having a greater impact on climate change than Britain's carbon emissions.