The Latest Breaking News from Natural Gas

Tunisia plans to launch international tenders in June this year seeking offers to build 2,000 megawatts of renewable electric power capacity, energy minister Naila Nouira said on Thursday, part of efforts to cut the country's natural gas imports. Tunisia, which is facing a financial and political crisis, is trying to…

After winning the federal election, Anthony Albanese is promising action on climate change, greater gender equality and improved wage growth.

The Financial Times reported that Venture Global LNG would build one of the largest new liquefied natural gas export plants in the U.S. on the Louisiana coast.

Egypt will position itself as an impartial arbiter while hosting this year's COP27 UN climate summit, as it pushes other nations to act on climate pledges while promoting the interests of the developing world, a senior Egyptian official said. Egypt would also welcome protests within the rules of the Nov.…

Given a tighter energy supply due to continued sanctions on Russian oil exports and output control by OPEC+, the government’s efforts to improve domestic supply should benefit oil and gas companies. Given the rising demand and high prices, prominent players in this space, Coterra Energy (CTRA) and Marathon Oil (MRO)…

The energy sector has attracted significant investor attention over the past few months, thanks to soaring oil and natural gas prices prompted by strong demand and supply chain concerns aggravated by the Russia-Ukraine war. And because natural gas prices are expected to remain elevated, we think it could be wise…

Despite standoffs over Israel’s occupation of Palestinian lands, Ankara and Tel Aviv are growing closer.

Cal Microturbine, Capstone Green Energy Corp's (NASDAQ:CGRN) exclusive distributor for California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, has secured six orders for C65 microturbines throughout the state of California. Financial terms were not disclosed. The 16 C65 units will be installed for customers in the agriculture, oil and gas, and hospitality industries. The systems are…

Alok Sharma and Fatih Birol say they are hopeful the global hydrocarbon crisis could spur a transition to green energy.

SEATTLE — The Port of Seattle is teaming up with other ports and cruise lines to try to form a "green corridor" where the massive ships that carry passengers through the coastal waters of British Columbia and Alaska would eventually operate without fossil fuels.

The move came just days after the Nordic country announced it wanted to join NATO and marked a likely end to Finland's nearly 50 years of importing natural gas from Russia.