Liquefied natural gas
Singapore convenes crisis committee to boost energy resilience and support amid Iran war
Firms and households can expect enhanced, earlier assistance, with targeted help for more severely affected sectors: PM Wong
Asia LNG imports drop most since 2022 as Iran war upends supply
[BEIJING] Asian liquefied natural gas imports fell the most in more than three years last month as the conflict in the Middle East choked supply and sent prices higher.
Food manufacturers fret as Iran war sends diesel, logistics, packaging cost soaring
They are now bracing for higher electricity and natural gas prices
Australia resumes some operations at cyclone-hit key port
Output at three LNG plants has been curtailed, tightening supplies for mainly Asian buyers at a fragile moment for the global gas market
Vietnam signs deals with Russia for local nuclear power plant, stable LNG supply
They mark the South-east Asian country’s efforts to diversify its energy mix
Global LNG exports fall to six-month low on Iran conflict
The drop is primarily from Qatar, and to a lesser extent the United Arab Emirates, the data shows
Iran war could be first ‘stress test’ for Singapore’s centralised gas buyer
LNG markets could get more volatile, especially if the conflict extends into the mid-year
Singapore prioritising ‘dry powder’ to intervene if Middle East conflict worsens: Tan See Leng
Singaporeans and businesses will need to brace for a ‘very bumpy ride’, and are urged to conserve energy
Iran attack wipes out 17% of Qatar’s LNG capacity for up to 5 years: QatarEnergy CEO
The repairs will sideline 12.8 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually, says Saad al-Kaabi
Qatar says Iran attacked LNG hub; UAE shuts gas facilities
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