European Union, Russia and LNG
EU seeks to 'immediately engage' with LNG suppliers, draft shows
The European Union will consider investing in liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects abroad as part of plans to "immediately engage" with reliable suppliers to try to lower energy prices, a draft Commission document showed on Tuesday.
New liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacities coming online next year will offer significant benefits for gas-importing nations, ...
The surge in US liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports is showing no signs of slowing down, reaching new heights as recently ...
European trade officials are considering raising imports of liquefied natural gas and soybeans, two major Texas exports, in ...
Europe’s decreasing gas demand calls into question a scramble to build new LNG import terminals, but leeway remains to ...
U.S. liquefied natural gas exporter Cheniere Energy plans to aggressively pursue new regulatory permits to expand capacity ...
The CEO of Vitol, a prominent global energy trading firm, expressed concerns on Wednesday about the escalating prices of LNG ...
Countries in the European Union spent an estimated €6.3bn ($6.6bn) on Russian LNG imports between January and November 2024, ...
Shell's strong LNG segment is a top pick amid Europe's energy crisis. Shell's financial results should improve significantly ...
Cheniere Energy Partners LP (CQP) reports robust financial performance and strategic progress, while navigating geopolitical and market challenges.
A leaked draft from the European Commission suggests Brussels will “immediately engage” with LNG suppliers to stabilize energy prices, all while still pretending it’s on track to kiss fossil fuels goo ...
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