#LNG

Energy analysts are stress-testing an 'Armageddon scenario' for gas markets — a strike on Qatar's LNG infrastructure. Here's what it means for prices, supply chains, and your wallet.

As Iran tensions effectively close the Strait of Hormuz, LNG tankers bound for Europe are diverting to Asia mid-voyage. What this means for energy markets, prices, and geopolitical leverage.

Iran's war is squeezing LNG supply through the Strait of Hormuz, forcing Europe and Asia into a direct bidding war. Here's who wins, who loses, and what it means for energy prices.

Iran war shuts down Persian Gulf's largest LNG terminal, sending Asian prices soaring 20%. American suppliers leverage lower costs and destination flexibility to court world's biggest energy importers. A temporary crisis or permanent shift?

Analysis of structural limitations preventing US LNG producers from immediately replacing Qatari supply disruptions and global energy market implications

Middle East tensions trigger LNG price surge as US producers rush to capitalize on European and Asian demand, reshaping global energy dynamics.

Iranian drone attacks halt Qatar's LNG production and damage Saudi refinery, sending global energy prices soaring as Strait of Hormuz faces disruption threat

Floating LNG plants are transforming global energy supply chains, creating new geopolitical dynamics while challenging traditional gas exporters and environmental goals.

America's share of European LNG imports surged to 60% in January, marking a dramatic shift from Russian dependence. This energy realignment carries profound implications for global markets and geopolitical power dynamics.

China plans to launch its own LNG futures market in February 2026. This move aims to challenge global energy benchmarks and boost China's pricing power in the LNG market.

President Lee Jae-myung and Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani discussed expanding economic cooperation in defense, LNG, and infrastructure during a phone call on Jan. 20, 2026.

Mitsubishi Corp. acquires US shale gas assets in Louisiana and Texas for $7.5 billion, its largest transaction ever, aiming to secure a natural gas value chain.