Global Gas Supply Shocks

The Russian energy giant is expanding its liquefaction capacity using in-house engineering, signaling a push to maintain export volumes despite Western sanctions and shifting global trade flows.

The island ends a 66-year state monopoly on hydrocarbon extraction, aiming to attract capital to address a deepening energy crisis.

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Mozambique’s push to attract European capital into its energy sector gains a new prospect as Spanish firm Pamesa signals interest in liquefied natural gas projects.

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Political pressure mounts on India's ethanol mandate as opposition leader questions liability for potential engine damage, adding uncertainty to the sector's transition timeline.

The transmission network carrying electricity from the Wales plant across the Demerara River is 99% complete, marking a critical step in Guyana's shift from diesel to gas-fired power.

▲ 4.93%  close $256.26 from $244.22

Rising costs and shifting market dynamics threaten the economic case for the island's key energy infrastructure, casting doubt on its ability to deliver promised price relief.

The Lindi development adds to a wave of African gas infrastructure, reinforcing long-term supply growth despite near-term global volatility.

Preliminary Eurostat data confirms the structural shift in European power generation, with cleaner fuels displacing traditional hydrocarbons in 2025.

▲ 3.19%  close $83.39 from $80.81

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A five-year research project identifies hydrocarbon deposits in a non-traditional basin, adding to the narrative of expanding African supply potential despite persistent flaring issues.

New import capacity aims to offset domestic reserve declines and weather-driven supply risks for Ecopetrol.

▲ 3.27%  close $242.84 from $235.15

The Caribbean island's tender tests whether a climate leader can pursue domestic hydrocarbon revenue while advocating global restraint.

A structural decline in natural gas reserves has turned Colombia from a regional exporter into an importer, compounding risks from an impending El Nino-driven drought that could strain the national grid.

New find in Suriname bolsters Petronas' resource base as the country weighs a 2026 decision on its first gas project, adding to supply-side optimism in the region.

Stakeholders demand stricter methane tracking in Niger Delta, raising questions over production stability and environmental compliance costs.

▼ 5.24%  close $76.39 from $80.61

Rising import bills for oil and gas products weigh on the current account as global energy costs persistently squeeze domestic margins.

The blast at the Barzan facility during startup operations raises immediate questions about supply continuity from the world’s largest LNG exporter.