Asia LNG news

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.

MAIRE has announced new awards and additional works related to previously granted contracts in the Integrated E&C Solutions business unit for a total amount of approximately €110 million, for projects located across South America, Europe, and Asia.

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.

Summit LNG Terminal has started send out of approximately 110 million ft3/d of regasified LNG to Bangladesh’s national gas grid following the arrival of an LNG carrier to Moheshkhali on 14 August.

Technip Energies has been awarded a FEED contract for the offshore Regasification Terminal Yan project in Malaysia.

KN Energies and Indel Petro have signed a memorandum of understanding in Vietnam to establish a framework for co-operation in energy and infrastructure projects in the country.

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore will issue eight new licences to supply LNG as a marine fuel in Singapore from 1 September 2026.

PETRONAS LNG has signed a heads of agreement with Hokuriku Electric Power Co. to negotiate and conclude the renewal of a long-term LNG supply agreement.

GreenLine Mobility Solutions Ltd has announced its partnership with Dabur India Ltd to help decarbonise its supply chain through an LNG-powered fleet.

Petrovietnam is seeking to deepen co-operation with Canada in LNG, nuclear power, and carbon capture and storage.