Sinopec unveils a significant breakthrough in the "Project Deep Earth-Sichuan and Chongqing Natural Gas Base" with the addition of 30.55 billion cubic meters of gas reserves in the Bazhong field, revealing promising potential.

Japanese LNG buyers remain vigilant to the threat of strikes on the North West Shelf LNG project in Australia, while observing normal activity for current cargoes. Industrial tensions may have a limited impact on Japanese LNG supplies, while spot prices in Asia are rising on supply concerns.

Europe is set for a slightly warmer-than-normal winter, with the exception of the UK. Climate forecasts raise uncertainties.

The potential of Vaca Muerta, combined with the construction of new pipelines, promises to transform the country into a self-sufficient source of gas, strengthening its energy security. Explore the major developments aimed at reducing dependency and increasing gas production in Argentina.

The surge in gas prices in Europe is due to fears of a strike in the Australian LNG industry, reflecting the fragility of the energy market and uncertainty over Chinese demand for oil.

Chinese liquefied natural gas importers are strengthening their commercial presence in London and Singapore to better manage their supply portfolios in the face of growing global market volatility.

Woodside Energy unions are threatening a strike on offshore platforms in Australia over a wage dispute, which could disrupt LNG shipments.

ADNOC is adopting an investment strategy to expand its footprint in international gas projects, focusing on LNG and the gas value chain, while forging partnerships with global players.

Gas demand in Europe continues to fall, says Exporters' Forum. Despite the fall in consumption, European countries are building up their storage reserves in preparation for winter, with a supply rate of almost 90%. The report highlights the impact of factors such as weather conditions and Europe's energy sobriety targets.