France's gas network operators are confident, but challenges remain. They explore the outlook, the geopolitical challenges and the measures taken to guarantee the stability of gas supplies, a key issue for the region's financial and energy stability.

Iraq secures its energy supply by signing a gas import agreement with Turkmenistan. This agreement reduces Iraq's dependence on Iran, improving electrical stability and stimulating energy diversification in the region.

Vladimir Putin is redefining global energy routes with a bold trilateral project, offering energy security to Uzbekistan and new prospects for Russia, against a backdrop of sanctions and strategic reorientation.

Find out about the economic and energy implications of the Baltic Sea gas pipeline incident, as well as Nato's reactions and the challenges posed by potential acts of sabotage to the region's energy infrastructure.

Discover the details of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreements signed between Qatar and TotalEnergies, strengthening France's energy security and marking a key step in the global energy transition.

Find out how QatarEnergy is strengthening its position as world leader in LNG with the expansion of the North Field gas field. A comprehensive analysis of the financial and energy issues that make this initiative a major breakthrough on the international energy scene.

Baker Hughes has won a major contract to supply a modular LNG system and power island, extending its partnership with Venture Global LNG. This collaboration underlines Baker Hughes' commitment to improving natural gas operations and its ability to meet the growing demand for LNG as part of the energy transition.

Find out how the USA has taken the lead as France's main energy supplier in 2022, the reasons behind this major transition, and the implications for the future of France's energy independence. An analysis of the key figures for energy 2023 and the impact of the war in Ukraine.

The Netherlands puts an end to gas extraction in Groningen, marking a turning point for the energy industry and local communities. Discover the reasons behind this decision and its consequences.

ADNOC Gas, the gas subsidiary of the United Arab Emirates, strengthens its presence in Asia with a new $450-550 million liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply agreement with PetroChina.