Oil prices are stabilizing. On the contrary, gas prices continue to rise after the Nord Stream explosions.

Equinor has a long-term agreement with Poland. It will deliver gas for 10 years via the Baltic Pipe.

The EU is negotiating with Norway to introduce a cap on gas prices, a question of "solidarity between allies".

In Canada, Pieridae is proposing the construction of a major LNG terminal. The latter is not feasible without an extension of TC Energy's pipeline network.

Spain is increasing its gas delivery capacity to France by about a fifth, following work on one of its pipelines.

In Romania, the Black Sea offers significant gas potential. However, its operation is disrupted by Romanian legislation. Gas producers are waiting for clarification.

Once again authorized in the United Kingdom, hydraulic fracturing to produce shale gas remains a controversial process.

TotalEnergies launches the Fenix Offshore Gas Project in Argentina. The company is strengthening its position in the country.

Inpex, which is leading the investment in the Abadi LNG project in Indonesia, is expected to submit a new development plan. This will include a CCUS facility.