Gas Processing/LNG

India eyes alternative energy supplies amid Strait of Hormuz disruption

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Oman, which carries around a fifth of oil consumed globally as well as large quantities of gas, has ground to a near halt after vessels in the area were struck as Iran hit back after U.S. and Israeli strikes.

Iran conflict disrupts oil supply to Asian countries dependent on Middle East

Asia's jet fuel, diesel cash premiums hit multi-year highs on Mideast concerns

Aramco’s gas strategy builds momentum with major progress towards growth target

Eni can now receive oil from Venezuela as payment for gas, CEO says

Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi, who confirmed that Venezuela owes the Italian group around $3 B, was referring to natural gas from the Perla offshore field, the only active offshore gas project in Venezuela, which is operated by Eni and Spain's Repsol.

Endress+Hauser investing in U.S. production to power data centers, strengthen core industries

With 650,000 ft2 of U.S. manufacturing space and significant investments in workforce expansion and production efficiency, Endress+Hauser is strengthening its position as a primary supplier to hyperscalers, colocation facilities and the OEMs and system integrators who support them.

New Trinidad gas projects could provide necessary feedstock for country's petchem and LNG sectors

U.S. demands on Europe in the field of energy

This week U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright gave the Paris-based International Energy Agency a one-year deadline to abandon its support of goals to reduce planet-warming gas emissions to "net zero" by 2050 or risk losing the United States as a member.

Pall introduces two new technologies to reduce CAPEX and TCO in oil and gas processing

Japan's oil and gas independence climbs to highest since 2009

The rise to the highest since 2009 is attributed to progress in energy development projects involving Japanese firms and a decline in oil and gas imports.