Uganda's energy landscape begins to shift as the new Ituka solar project starts delivering 24 MW to the national grid. The move aims in part to adapt to climate change risks to hydropower but the affordability of electricity remains a challenge.

The gas industry has opposed the forthcoming requirements under the EU Methane Regulation. But a new analysis finds little risk for Europe in implementing the rules, as the volume of available LNG that meets the regulation standards vastly exceeds what the region will need.

Norway wants to increase gas exploration in Arctic areas, but developing the infrastructure will take years and many of the fields are technologically challenging and costly to develop.

Bangladesh is already struggling financially. Its plan to pay a premium for a third floating storage and regasification unit from China without an open bidding process is drawing criticism.

Thailand is speeding up its push into solar and energy storage as gas prices remain highly volatile. A new $6 billion package aims to install rooftop solar across 1 million households.

At Gastech, gas executives continue to claim the rise in gas demand through 2050 is unstoppable. But today’s prices have buyers considering alternatives.

Though Europe has made energy security a key objective, its reliance on Russia and the U.S. for gas imports has only increased so far in 2026.

Utilities are spending billions of dollars replacing aging gas lines. But experts question the safety benefit even as ratepayers are picking up the tab.

Japan’s Osaka Gas is investing again in Australian gas with a 5% stake in the Browse project. The move comes with financial risk: approvals are unresolved, environmental opposition is strong and the market is in flux.

A poll of business executives in 18 countries reveal overwhelming majorities support a shift to electrification as a means to guard against fossil fuel volatility. But executives also say public policy is not keeping up.

California has expanded solar capacity for years. But the recent scaling up of battery storage is forcing more gas off the grid.

A source close to Qatar’s North Field Expansion said that the project could be delayed much longer than the one year indicated by the country’s energy minister last week.

The Iran war and the chaos it has inflicted on global energy stability, supply and pricing are a stark reminder of Europe’s risky gas reliance, analysts have warned.

The U.S. Supreme Court shot down Trump’s use of tariffs. What does that mean for the LNG trade?

As regulatory scrutiny and operational costs continue to rise in the oil and gas sector, many operators are adopting predictive corrosion monitoring, writes Dauren Kazimbek from SMARTCORR.

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.