Ruth Liao

The US, Qatar and other natural gas exporters are urging the European Union to ease some of its pending methane emissions rules, warning that the regulations could threaten the bloc’s energy security.

Exxon Mobil Corp.’s head of US gas and power trading is moving to Expand Energy Corp., one of several recent departures from a unit the supermajor has been trying to grow.

Thailand is considering investments in US liquefied natural gas export projects, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Southeast Asian importer of the fuel looks to shore up its energy security needs.

Shell Plc expects global liquefied natural gas supply to be flat year-on-year — after more than a decade of growth — as the conflict in the Middle East chokes supply.

(Bloomberg) – Shell Plc expects global liquefied natural gas flows to be little changed this year—after more than a decade of growth—if shipping through the Strait of Hormuz returns to normal this summer.

The Iran war, and its disruptions across global energy markets, is spurring investments for new US liquefied natural gas export infrastructure, according to consulting firm S&P Global.

Several major Canadian natural gas producers have left one of the partners proposing the country’s second-largest gas export project ahead of a looming final decision on construction for the plant.

A global fight for liquefied natural gas threatens to unravel Europe’s strategy of delaying winter purchases until the Strait of Hormuz reopens.

Morocco is courting the Export-Import Bank of the United States and the World Bank to help finance a proposed $26 billion gas pipeline along the coast of Africa, Rabat’s top diplomat in the US said.

Soaring temperatures in Egypt and peak summer electricity demand have spurred the country’s energy companies to buy prompt deliveries of liquefied natural gas, according to people familiar with the matter.