Enterprise Products announces a $3.1 billion investment in infrastructure projects to support the expected increase in liquefied natural gas (LNG) production in the Permian Basin.

European officials are looking to secure their energy supplies by turning to US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to meet their energy needs while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, despite global geopolitical tensions.

Europe could face an import overcapacity for liquefied natural gas (LNG) while demand remains moderate, warns IEEFA.

Despite the doubling of LNG storage capacity in Germany by the end of 2023 with the deployment of several new floating storage and regasification units, market players do not expect this to fundamentally alter German gas prices compared to other European hubs.

Europe faces a number of potential risks to its gas supplies this winter, including conflicts in the Middle East and fluctuating gas prices.

BSOG has completed the first scheduled maintenance of its Midia gas project in Romania, marking a key milestone in gas production in Europe.

Recent delays at the Panama Canal have pushed more liquefied natural gas volumes to Europe despite the economic advantages of arbitrage to Asia, due to weather conditions and logistical constraints favoring Europe as a preferred destination for US LNG.

Turkmenistan plans to supply 9 billion cubic meters (Gm³) of natural gas per year to Iraq as part of a swap agreement involving Iran. This is part of Turkmenistan's strategy to diversify its export markets.

Bulgaria's security of energy supply for winter 2024 is confirmed, with the award of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) contract to TotalEnergies.

Injections into U.S. natural gas reserves probably exceeded the historical average in mid-October, despite rising demand due to cooler temperatures. According to forecasts, gas reserves are expected to increase by 81 Bcf, although this remains below the historical average.