The country sees supply deals this year as it competes with rival projects, which can only be beneficial for buyers.
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By: Shoko Oda, Stephen Stapczynski
A regional court cleared the way for a Japanese nuclear power plant to resume operations next year, a win for the government struggling to restart its idled reactors.
By: Stephen Stapczynski, Alex Longley
Work is underway to free a bulk carrier that’s run aground in the Suez Canal, causing fresh disruption to the vital trade route.
By: Stephen Stapczynski, Alex Longley
Osama Rabi, chairman of the SCA, said maritime rescue teams succeeded in dealing with an emergency malfunction in the ship’s engine.
By: Anna Shiryaevskaya, Stephen Stapczynski, Ann Koh
Countries from Asia to Latin America are snapping up natural gas cargoes as prices slump, helping replace more polluting fuels while easing cost pressures on the economy.
By: Ruth Liao, Anna Shiryaevskaya, Stephen Stapczynski, Shoko Oda
As global liquefied natural gas prices nosedive, traders are bracing for the possibility that US cargoes will be canceled in the coming months.
By: Ann Koh, Anna Shiryaevskaya, Stephen Stapczynski
From Thailand and Bangladesh to Colombia, emerging markets were the biggest buyers in the spot market for a second straight quarter earlier this year.
By: Stephen Stapczynski, Cindy Wang
Taiwan is considering keeping nuclear power plants on standby in case of emergencies, signaling a loosening of policy to phase out the energy source.
By: Stephen Stapczynski, Anna Shiryaevskaya, Ann Koh
Países de Asia y América Latina están comprando cargamentos de gas natural a medida que los precios caen, lo que ayuda a reemplazar los combustibles más contaminantes y alivia las presiones de los costos sobre la economía.
By: Stephen Stapczynski
Japan’s liquefied natural gas imports last month fell to the lowest in more than 20 years as efforts to save energy and boost nuclear power reduced the need for the fossil fuel.