Thursday, November 27, 2025

Gas Use News

After drone attack, operations at major Iraqi gas fields are suspended

Field engineers reported on Wednesday that a drone attack caused the suspension of operations in the Khor Mor Gas field, which is one of the largest fields of gas in Iraqi Kurdistan.

EDF Considers Selling US Renewable Unit to Focus on French Nuclear

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French state-owned utility EDF is considering selling all of its U.S. renewable energy business, its CEO said on Wednesday, as the company focuses on building up its domestic nuclear operations and U.S.

Energy operator warns of emerging risks to UK gas supply as demand declines slowly

The energy operator in Britain warned on Wednesday of possible shortages during the coldest months. In its first assessment of gas supply security since being established last January…

Shell is ready to invest in Italy more if drilling rights are unlocked

Shell is willing to increase its investment in Italy to boost the hydrocarbon production. The head of Shell's Italian division said this on Wednesday. He urged the government to permit new drilling.

Mexico's Pemex refines more and pumps less at home, according to data from October

Data shows that the Mexican state energy company Pemex refined more crude oil at home in October, but pumped less crude oil. Pemex attributes the continued decline in crude production…

EDF considers selling the US renewable unit in full to concentrate on French nuclear

The CEO of the French state-owned utility EDF said that it is considering selling its U.S. Renewable Energy business. This comes as EDF focuses more on its nuclear operations at home and U.S.

Abu Dhabi's GSU launches $1 billion energy project in Yemen

On Wednesday, the United Arab Emirates announced that it would launch energy projects in Yemen worth $1 billion to help rebuild its energy sector. These will be implemented through Abu Dhabi-based Global South Utilities.

EDF considers selling the US renewable unit in full to concentrate on French nuclear

EDF, the French state-owned utility, is looking at selling all of its U.S. Renewable Energy business, according to its CEO on Wednesday. The company has a focus on developing its nuclear operations in France, while U.S.

Signing a maritime demarcation agreement between Lebanon and Cyprus opens the door to possible energy exploration

On Wednesday, Lebanon and Cyprus signed the long-awaited maritime delimitation agreement. This will pave the way for the exploration of gas fields offshore and the energy cooperation in Mediterranean.

The price of gas contracts in Europe remains at a 18-month low due to peace talks, mild temperatures and abundant LNG

Dutch and British gas futures traded slightly lower on Wednesday. They were near their lowest levels in 18 months, due to the prospects of warmer weather for early December, the ongoing efforts to end Ukraine's war…

Energean increases annual net debt forecast for expansion plans in Israel

Eastern Mediterranean-focused gas producer Energean raised its annual net debt forecast on Wednesday, as the company ramps up spending on major projects in Israel and Croatia amid geopolitical disruptions.

Venture Global and Tokyo Gas Sign 20-year LNG Supply Deal

Venture Global, a U.S. LNG exporter, has signed a deal for Tokyo Gas to receive 1 million metric tonnes per year (mtpa), starting in 2030. Venture Global has now signed its fourth long-term LNG contract with a Japanese firm.

Venture Global and Tokyo Gas Sign 20-year LNG Supply Deal

Venture Global announced on Tuesday that it had signed a 20 year sales and purchase agreement (or SPA) with Tokyo Gas, the gas supplier for Japan's capital, Tokyo Gas. The agreement…

Equinor Explores Role in Germany Gas Plant Capacity Expansion

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Norwegian energy producer Equinor is looking at options for participating in a planned German gas-fired power plant tender but requires more detail before making any decision, a senior executive said on Tuesday.Germany plans

Equinor looks at its role in expanding Germany's gas capacity

A senior executive at Equinor said that the Norwegian energy company is considering its options to participate in a German gas-fired plant tender, but needs more information before taking a decision.

Brazil views issues related to the import of US biofuels as 'practically solved'

Geraldo Alckmin, the Brazilian Vice-President, said on Tuesday that "practically all issues" related to Brazil's imports from the United States of biofuels had been "resolved". Alckmin…

What might Maduro have to offer Trump? What could Maduro offer Trump in potential talks?

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is in a position to use crude oil cargoes that Venezuela sells mainly to China as a bargaining tool if Venezuela decides to negotiate with the United States.

Equinor plans to drill 250 oil and natural gas exploration wells by 2035 in Norway

Equinor plans to drill 250 oil-and-gas exploration wells in Norwegian waterways in the next ten years in order to achieve a goal that will maintain production in 2035, at levels of 2020…

EUROPE GAS prices range bound on warmer weather and Ukraine peace talks

The Dutch and British wholesale prices of gas traded in a narrow band on Tuesday. This was due to a strong supply coming from Norway, liquefied gas (LNG), softer demand because of warmer…

Woodside and East Timor target first LNG from Greater Sunrise by 2032

East Timor and Australia's Woodside Energy have agreed to investigate sending gas from large, undeveloped Greater Sunrise field to a new plant that will produce liquefied gas in Southeast Asia.