Recent market developments have evermore highlighted the risks inherent across LNG’s value chain. Low oil prices have threatened investment in upstream activities and downstream we can observe increased usage of alternative fuels such as diesel a...  +

The crude oil market is seen as being in dire straits, but liquefied natural gas is much worse, according to experts.        Read Article  +

Turkey's leaders have mounted a charm offensive among regional energy producers in an effort to diversify supplies as relations with major natural gas provider Russia crumble following the downing of a Russian warplane by the Turkish airforce.   ...  +

Even against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical risk threatening oil supply, the industry will remain on the back foot next year as the globe sloshes in excess oil. And as analysts queue to publish predictions for 2016 ahead of next month's OPE...  +

Asia's gasoline supplies will be squeezed in 2016 as cheap oil prices drive exceptionally strong demand, eating into regional fuel inventories at a time when refiners in Australia and Japan have shut down production capacity.     Read Article  +

2015 PNG Mining and Petroleum Conference - "Opportunities in Challenging Times" Here are some key takeaway points from Dr. Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman, FGE Group, when he addressed "The Major Challenges Facing the LNG Business. How will this aff...  +

In a world awash with oil, having another rig ready to bring another production well online is not a welcomed sight with a record of nearly three billion barrels of crude in storage around the globe.     Read Article  +

The Iran Petroleum Contract (IPC) conference has once again been postponed from 21-22 November to 28-29 November, 2015. This conference was scheduled to be held in London between 14-16 December, 2015. However, later it was decided that the IPC co...  +

Iran is to introduce over 50 new oil exploration and production contracts in the near future, the head of the country´s oil contracts re-negotiation team told a conference in London on Tuesday.     Read Article  +

Encouraged by the plunge in commodity prices, the world’s biggest buyers of liquefied natural gas are demanding more say in negotiations with their suppliers.     Read Article  +