Israel’s government has outlined details of the agreements it negotiated with major gas companies after failing to seize control of gas market regulation.
Tensions are escalating in the South China Sea. The area may become unstable, and oil and gas reserves are potentially at stake.
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The outlook for a second standalone LNG plant in Papua New Guinea looks brighter after an arbitration panel dismissed a challenge to Total’s deal to join InterOil’s promising Elk and Antelope fields.
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