
Bangladesh prepares for first LNG imports
Bangladesh is getting ready to receive its first delivery of LNG next week as its new FSRU travels across the Indian Ocean carrying Qatari volumes.
20 April 2018
Energy industry awaits EU’s revised climate strategy
The EU’s long-term energy and climate strategy is seen as outdated and will have to be revamped to match the ambitions of the 2015 Paris climate summit.

Mexico thinks small for initial LNG exports
Sempra's proposed LNG plant on the Baja California peninsula will be 2.5 mtpa in size and not a large-scale facility as previously thought, although it could be expanded.

EGAS waits for approvals to invite Med exploration bids
Egypt intends to offer 10-11 western Mediterranean blocks in a new licensing round, but the timing of the tender remains uncertain.
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Israel-Gaza gas talks to start soon – Palestinian minister
The chairman of the Palestinian Energy and Natural Resources Authority updates Interfax Natural Gas Daily on the progress of the proposed Gas for Gaza pipeline.
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Qatar crisis raises dispute resolution questions
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The rise of NOC-NOC partnerships
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Asia Pacific rig numbers fall to six-month low
The rig count fell in four Asian countries last month, with drilling activity at its lowest level since last September
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Southeast Asian LNG imports fall in Jan and Feb
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Chinese LNG output up as plants boost production
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Getting its house in order pays off for Egypt
Egypt has been paying debts and lifting prices in a bid to attract explorers, and the effort is being rewarded.
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