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The International Gas Union has released its first report on the Global State of Methane Regulation, calling for greater international alignment, mutual recognition, and a practical framework to strengthen methane abatement without duplicating compliance requirements.
As LNG producers face mounting pressure to improve uptime, reduce energy consumption, and control operating costs, maintenance strategies are evolving beyond traditional predictive approaches. Discover how Honeywell Technologies asset performance management empowers LNG facilities with near real-time asset intelligence, process enhancement, and enterprise-wide reliability to accelerate the journey toward autonomous operations.
By the end of day three of Gastech, memoranda of understanding, supply agreements, and investment commitments with a combined estimated value of US$40 billion were announced or advanced in Bangkok.
New Wood Mackenzie research modelled three EU domestic gas production scenarios to 2050 and found a cumulative gap of close to 1000 billion m3 between the low and high cases, with the outcome hinging on fiscal stability, permitting reform, and exploration success in the Black Sea and East Mediterranean.
The Barrier Pressure System prevents atmospheric leakage at LNG loading arm swivel joints, improving seal integrity, operational availability, and environmental performance while enabling continued loading under controlled conditions.
The hyperscale data centre boom sweeping Asia is generating materially divergent outcomes for LNG demand across the region, with Southeast Asia emerging as a compelling new demand driver while South Asia remains structurally out of reach for gas, according to new research from Wood Mackenzie.
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis has released an update of its Australian Gas and LNG Tracker.
Hosted by Thailand's Ministry of Energy, Gastech will convene policymakers, regulators, energy producers, infrastructure and technology providers, investors, traders, and utilities from across the global energy value chain to explore how energy systems can evolve to meet rising demand while strengthening energy security and supporting long-term economic development.
Global gas demand reached a record 4202 billion m3 in 2025, while investment in diversification, LNG infrastructure, and storage helped the global gas system absorb a major 2026 supply shock far more effectively than in 2022, according to the 2026 Global Gas Report by Snam and the IGU.
