Crowley’s LNG carrier American Energy delivered more than 500 million gallons to Puerto Rico in its first year, supporting power generation and strengthening fuel supply logistics on the island.
Workers at Inpex’s Ichthys LNG plant are voting on a new deal, with a potential strike adding fresh supply risk to an already tight global LNG market.
U.S. LNG exports are nearing record levels as global supply disruptions widen price spreads. The EIA expects exports to average 17 Bcf/d in 2026, with capacity running near full utilization.
U.S. LNG is stepping in to replace disrupted Qatar supply, with new export capacity helping stabilize global gas markets. The shift highlights growing reliance on U.S. LNG to fill emerging supply gaps.
A cargo of U.S.-sanctioned Russian LNG is heading to India for the first time, according to shipping data, potentially opening a new market for Moscow’s exports. The shipment highlights shifting global LNG trade flows as Russia seeks alternatives ahead of Europe’s planned import ban.
FERC has approved a workforce increase and extended construction hours for NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG project, allowing the developer to accelerate work on the Texas export facility.
Venture Global reported a sharp drop in liquefaction fees in Q1 despite exporting more LNG cargoes, highlighting shifting market dynamics at its U.S. export facilities.
Indonesia’s Donggi Senoro LNG plans to honor long-term export contracts despite government pressure to prioritize domestic supply amid tightening global gas markets.
EQT and Glencore have expanded long-term LNG purchase agreements with Commonwealth LNG, pushing the Louisiana export project closer to a final investment decision.
Petrovietnam Gas is increasing LNG imports as domestic supply declines and power demand rises, while expanding capacity at its Thi Vai LNG terminal.
ONEOK is seeking more time to complete a key U.S.-Mexico pipeline segment tied to LNG exports, as delays tied to litigation and commercial negotiations slow progress.
ExxonMobil expects Middle East disruptions to cut first-quarter production and reduce refinery throughput, highlighting ongoing impacts to global oil and LNG operations.
Chevron has restored domestic gas supply in Western Australia as its Wheatstone LNG facility ramps back up following cyclone damage, with output recovering but repairs still ongoing.
Guinea’s LNG project is gaining traction with U.S. support as developers push forward on infrastructure aimed at powering mining and industrial growth across West Africa.
Tanker demand is surging as the Strait of Hormuz prepares to reopen following a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, with shipping rates spiking and Middle East crude flows to Asia set to resume amid lingering risks.
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