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Russia Delays 100-Million-Ton LNG Target Amid Western Sanctions
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Russia Delays 100-Million-Ton LNG Target Amid Western Sanctions

Russia is delaying its 100-million-ton LNG production target due to Western sanctions, according to Reuters. This could fuel global supply uncertainty and bolster market share for competitors.

Russia's LNG Exports to China Surge 143% in November, Displacing Australia Amid Sanctions
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Russia's LNG Exports to China Surge 143% in November, Displacing Australia Amid Sanctions

In November, Russia's LNG shipments to China soared by 142.6%, making it a top supplier. The surge, fueled by the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 project, saw Australia's market share decline, highlighting a major shift in global energy flows.

Sanctioned Russian LNG Plant Makes First Shipment, Testing U.S. Resolve
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Sanctioned Russian LNG Plant Makes First Shipment, Testing U.S. Resolve

A Chinese-owned tanker, the Kunpeng, has loaded the first LNG cargo from Russia's sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 plant, testing the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions and potentially impacting global energy markets.

South Korea Launches Push to Build Its Own LNG Ship Tech, Targeting Foreign Dependence
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South Korea Launches Push to Build Its Own LNG Ship Tech, Targeting Foreign Dependence

South Korea has launched a government-industry partnership to develop proprietary LNG cargo tank technology, aiming to reduce its dependence on foreign firms and cut trillions of won in licensing fees.