In the first half of 2025, market fundamentals remained tight due to reduced Russian piped gas exports to the EU, modest ...

Natural gas is the main bridge fuel of the energy transition and is helping to power the birth of artificial intelligence.

Natural gas is liquefied by lowering the temperature of the hydrocarbon to approximately -260 degrees Fahrenheit (-160 degrees Celsius). This temperature drop liquefies the methane present in the ...

Qatar has threatened to cut gas supplies to the European Union in response to the bloc's due diligence law on forced labor and environmental damage, a letter from Qatar to the Belgian government, seen ...

U.S. energy firm CNX Resources said in its second quarter earnings that it plans to produce more natural gas this year than previously expected to meet growing demand while spending the same amount of ...

About 40% of the natural gas that Europe imports comes from Russia. And under a deal announced last Friday, the U.S. would start boosting supplies to Europe by next winter.

Last year was the year of liquefied natural gas. Russia’s decision to curtail pipeline gas supplies to Europe sent prices through the roof and threatened to push Europe into recession. The panic ...

The deal he announced, in Brussels earlier on Friday, lacked many details but contained some big goals: The United States would send an additional 15 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas ...

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships carry the liquid gas to its destination. At destination, LNG is warmed, known as regasification, changing it back to gas. Natural gas is delivered to customers ...

Last month's start-up of LNG Canada, the country's first large-scale liquefied natural gas export facility, has failed to lift Western Canadian natural gas prices as quickly as some market ...

Shell has taken a final investment decision on the development of the Mina West offshore natural gas field in Egypt's ...

Liquefied Natural Gas Prices Will Steam Up Again LNG prices have mostly trended lower since hitting $40 per MMBtu this spring. But neither warmer weather nor lower gas bills are likely to last.