Greece LNG gateway Europe

Greece LNG Gateway Europe: Athens Expands LNG Role Ahead of Russian Gas Ban

Greece LNG gateway Europe ambitions are gaining attention as Athens strengthens its position as a key liquefied natural gas entry point. With the European Union preparing to phase out Russian gas imports by 2027, Greece is leveraging infrastructure upgrades, LNG terminals, and regional pipelines to support Europe’s energy diversification. Athens Strengthens Role in Europe’s LNG…

GAIL LNG supply cut

GAIL LNG Supply Cut After Petronet Force Majeure

India’s GAIL LNG supply cut may affect industrial gas consumers after Petronet LNG Limited declared force majeure due to tanker constraints linked to rising tensions in the Middle East. State-run GAIL (India) Limited said LNG allocation from Petronet has been reduced to zero starting March 4. The company is now reviewing possible supply reductions to…

Hormuz Energy Risk showing India oil and LNG imports via non-Hormuz routes

Hormuz Energy Supply Risk: India Imports Continue Through Non-Hormuz Routes

The Hormuz Energy Supply Risk has raised concerns in global energy markets amid the ongoing West Asia crisis. However, India’s energy supplies remain stable despite the uncertainty. Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that India’s energy imports are continuing smoothly through non-Hormuz routes. According to the minister, the country currently faces…

India LPG shortage with stacked domestic gas cylinders and supply pressure

India LPG Shortage Remains Critical, OMCs Consider Underweight Cylinder Supply

The India LPG shortage remains critical as oil marketing companies (OMCs) explore emergency measures to ensure equitable distribution of cooking gas across the country. Sources indicate that OMCs may consider delivering underweight LPG cylinders to manage supply constraints. However, officials from the petroleum ministry have dismissed reports suggesting that 10 kg gas will be supplied…

India LNG supply impacted by Qatar Ras Laffan LNG terminal attack and shipping disruption

India LNG Supply Impact Limited Despite Qatar Ras Laffan Attack

Indian LNG supply remains largely stable despite the recent missile attack on QatarEnergy’s Ras Laffan LNG complex. However, short-term disruptions are tightening availability and pushing LNG prices higher in the Indian market. Indian LNG Supply Unaffected Despite Ras Laffan Capacity Loss The missile attack damaged export capacity equivalent to 12.8 million tonnes per year (mn…