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More gas and lower ambition for renewables in Indonesia could lead to an increase in gas-related emissions, and increased financial risk.
Europe has become highly dependent on U.S. LNG. Recent threats to Greenland are forcing a rethink.
The small floating Argentina LNG project is moving forward. But progress has stalled on a much larger gas export terminal at a time when the window of opportunity is closing.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to improving energy access for all, but said that oil and gas are still central to the country’s energy mix.
Nigeria’s gas minister has called for shifting from energy poverty to prosperity, controversially positioning natural gas as the fastest path to industrial growth and inclusive economic development.
India is actually electrifying faster than China did at a comparable stage of economic development, according to a new report.
The most recent Shell case comes as geopolitical tensions with the U.S. have rekindled a political debate in the Netherlands over the closure of the Groningen gas field.
Freezing temperatures and disruptions to the electric grid and gas system have caused U.S. gas prices to shoot up. The impacts are being felt in Europe.
Ethiopia and Nigeria have launched a continent-wide LNG rail corridor to move gas across Sub-Saharan Africa, with the aim of easing energy shortages, but gas dependency is also a risk, warn experts.
Declaring in Davos that the international economy order is facing a “rupture,” the Canadian Prime Minister announced a new partnership with China, with a heavy focus on energy.
The CEO of UAE-based Masdar told conference delegates in London that the firm is targeting a 100 GW renewable energy portfolio by 2030.
Shell CEO Wael Sawan said that abundance of gas will instead likely create new pockets of demand in price sensitive markets.
Energy Transfer has suspended its Lake Charles LNG project and is reallocating capital to higher return gas pipeline projects. The suspension indicates increasing industry concerns about LNG oversupply and poor returns.
The Commission designated a staggering number of hydrogen pipelines and electrolyzers to its list of Projects of Common Interest. Critics warn the gamble could prolong fossil gas use and sidetrack Europe’s energy transition.
A new study sheds light on the millions of Americans that are living in the shadow of fossil fuel infrastructure and the potential health hazards of residing in such close proximity.
A group of leading philanthropic organisations announced at COP30 that it would commit an initial $300mn to tackling climate and health.
Gas detection remains central to the energy industry’s future, not a relic of its past, says Jodi Downing, a director at R.C. Systems.
Inefficiencies in compressed air systems result in significant, avoidable emissions, writes Jeffry Kahn, President of CAM Technologies.
Emissions-sensing satellites are among the pioneering technologies that have started to remodel the oil and gas sector, writes Kenzie Huffman, Director of Partnerships at Carbon Mapper, the California-based NGO.
Once-fertile farmlands of the Niger Delta, that have supported families for decades, have turned barren due to oil pollution, say locals.
Shell’s decision to end nearly nine decades of operations in the Niger Delta has sparked concern over accountability for environmental damage in Nigeria.
Big LNG plans on Mexico's Pacific Coast could make it the fourth-largest exporter but would worsen climate change and damage one of the world’s most biologically diverse marine environments.
A series of LNG projects proposed for Mexico’s Pacific Coast would turn the country into a major LNG exporter. But violence from drug cartels, political risk, and mounting costs could keep projects from moving forward.
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