Liquefied natural gas buyers are accelerating discussions to buy more fuel from the US as the Iran war and turmoil over the Strait of Hormuz forces them to seek alternatives to suppliers in the Middle East.
Liquefied natural gas prices in Asia rose to the highest in more than three years after hostilities between the US and Iran escalated, raising concerns over prolonged disruptions to flows through the Strait of Hormuz
A liquefied natural gas tanker, which loaded in Qatar early last month, is heading toward the Strait of Hormuz in what could be the first visible attempt to exit the crucial waterway since July
Two liquefied natural gas tankers exit the Strait of Hormuz on May 25, heading to Pakistan and China, while a supertanker with Iraqi crude for China left the Gulf on May 23 after being stranded for nearly three months, shipping data showed
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"Canadian liquefied natural gas projects can contribute, are important for our Europe, and will help open new prospects between our two countries."
Russian gas is closer and cheaper... no? 🤔
Writer: Samuel
Several Qatari liquefied natural gas tankers are heading back toward the Persian Gulf, a sign the supplier may be positioning vessels for a resumption of exports through the Strait of Hormuz
Asian spot liquefied natural gas advanced on sustained concerns about the Strait of Hormuz, with Qatar extending force majeure on deliveries of the fuel to European and Asian buyers by another month
Europe imported more liquefied natural gas from Russia’s leading LNG project than ever before in the first half of 2026, ahead of the EU ban on Russian gas imports coming into effect, the FT reports.
Self-harming restrictions march on.