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Liquefied natural gas

Asean Business

Thailand looks to invest in US LNG projects to secure supply

Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City, as seen on Mar 2. QatarEnergy did not indicate whether the Jun 21 explosion had caused any damage to the plant.
Energy & Commodities

More than 50 injured and 18 missing after explosion at Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG site, authorities say

Malaysia’s strategy marks a departure from decades of high reliance on imported coal to keep costs low.
Asean Business

Malaysia steps on gas, cuts coal use as power demand surges to record

Meteorologists are expecting that El Nino will emerge from June to August, and strengthen in subsequent months.
International

A scorching Asian summer will add to risk of surging gas prices

Russian President Putin (left) and Chinese President Xi following their meeting at Beijing's Great Hall of the People on May 20.
Global Enterprise

Putin leaves Beijing after Xi meeting with little progress on key China-Russia gas pipeline project

The Iran war has prompted governments to hunt for spot LNG shipments, switch to alternatives such as coal, and even implement fuel curbs to manage shortages.
Energy & Commodities

Singapore GasCo has bought enough LNG to last for rest of year

LNG may find a way to soldier on as a raw material for the chemicals industry, but prospects for the roughly 40% that goes into power generation look bleak.
Opinion & Features

Why US$70 should be the most worrying number for LNG

Consumers in China can tap domestic production and overland pipeline supply, which reduces the need for LNG.
Energy & Commodities

China LNG imports hint at recovery as buyers replace lost supply

Australia is one of the world’s largest LNG exporters and ships more gas overseas than it consumes domestically.
Energy & Commodities

Australia requires LNG exporters to reserve 20% of gas for east coast market

Major damage to facilities in Qatar's Ras Laffan complex, which supply about 6% of global natural gas liquefaction capacity, could take as long as five years to repair.
International

Apac could feel energy supply chain disruptions for years, says ADB

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