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Minor liquefaction outages not sufficient to halt dip in gas prices.

The largest U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer, Cheniere Energy, on Tuesday reduced its combined feed gas intake at two of its plants by about 1 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd), according to data provider LSEG. [Image: Cheniere Energy]

Freeport LNGs natural gas intake at its plant in Texas fell to zero on Wednesday, marking a fifth straight day of operating well below capacity according to LSEG data and suggesting a persistent outage at the plant, analysts said. [Image: Freeport LNG]

GEECL is the oldest CBM producer in India and operates the Raniganj (South) block in the eastern state of West Bengal.

To renewable sources. australia also wants to reassure its partners that its a dependable supplier of liquefied natural gas. the practical reality is that we actually need to be investing in more gas supply. were a large exporter, alongside qatar and the us, were one of the worlds largest exporters of lng. and our lng is really supporting emissions reductions and energy security in our partnering countries. so that includes japan, korea, china and others. but in march, the un secretary general c...

Investing in more gas supply. were a large exporter alongside qatar and the us with one of the worlds largest exporters of lng. and our lng is really supporting emissions reductions and energy security in our partner countries. so that includes japan, korea, china and others. but in march, the u.n. secretary general called on wealthy countries such as australia to urgently stop approving new fossil fuel projects. critics accuse canberra of failing to heed warnings from the intergovernmental pane...

WTI prices turned higher on Tuesday afternoon, following the bearish IMF global growth forecasts, as the API reported draw in crude stocks for the second week in a row

Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that Russia will quit the International Space Station after 2024 to focus on its own project

The European Union, this week, urged member states to cut gas usage by 15 percent until March

The European Union, this week, urged member states to cut gas usage by 15 percent until March