Global LNG Supply Risks
Strait of Hormuz attacks spike Brent crude while Colombia faces import bottlenecks; Eni expands Mozambique output and Chevron secures long-term gas for Microsoft data centers.
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- MARKETColombia's LNG import bottleneck tightens as single terminal capacity is fully contracted
With nearly all capacity at the SPEC terminal reserved for three power plants, Colombia faces acute supply risk ahead of El Niño despite a new Pacific facility opening in November.
- EVENTUS equity futures hold gains as Middle East tensions fail to trigger broad sell-off
Investors are discounting immediate energy cost shocks despite renewed military strikes in Iran, with tech sector momentum offsetting geopolitical risk premiums.
- EVENTBrent crude surges as attack on Qatari LNG carrier escalates Strait of Hormuz risk
Fresh violence against energy shipping in the Strait of Hormuz reignites supply fears, pushing oil prices higher amid ongoing US-Iran military tensions.
- MARKETNGG.O (NGG.O)
▲ 3.02% close $82.86 from $80.43
- MARKETMSFT.O (MSFT.O)
▲ 4.86% close $372.73 from $355.44
- MARKETEni advances third Mozambique FLNG unit with larger design
The Italian major is sounding out contractors for a bigger Coral field platform, signaling renewed momentum for the $20 billion project despite ongoing hurdles.
- MARKETChevron signs 20-year deal to fuel Microsoft's 2.7GW Texas data center with natural gas
The Project Kilby agreement locks in long-term demand for US natural gas, highlighting the energy sector's role in powering the AI infrastructure boom.