Hormuz LPG transit showing Indian gas tanker shipment through Strait amid geopolitical tensions

India LPG Tankers Hormuz Transit Continues Amid Rising Tensions

Hormuz LPG transit amid US–Iran conflict, India has successfully transported around 92,600 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) through the Strait of Hormuz using two Indian-flagged vessels. This development comes amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia, which have raised concerns over energy supply disruptions. The Hormuz LPG transit highlights India’s ability to maintain critical…

Indian LNG Carrier Disha crossing the Strait of Hormuz with LNG cargo bound for Dahej, Gujarat.

Indian LNG Carrier Disha Crosses Strait of Hormuz Safely

India achieved a major milestone in energy shipping as the Indian LNG Carrier Disha safely crossed the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel is the first Indian LNG tanker to use the strategic route since the recent Middle East conflict began. Indian LNG Carrier Disha Carries LNG to Dahej The Indian LNG Carrier Disha is carrying…

Natural gas pipeline network supporting India's gas market reforms.

India Natural Gas Pipeline Access Code 2025 to Boost Competition and Grid Efficiency

India is taking a significant step toward building a competitive and efficient natural gas market with the proposed India Natural Gas Pipeline Access Code 2025. The new regulatory framework aims to improve transparency, strengthen pipeline operations, and support the country’s growing national gas grid. The updated code replaces the 2008 pipeline access regulations and aligns…

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…

Hormuz conflict fertilizer impact on Kuwait power lines and global supply chains

Hormuz Conflict Fertilizer Impact Deepens as Kuwait Power Lines Hit

The Hormuz conflict fertilizer impact is becoming more visible as Kuwait confirmed that its air defence systems are actively intercepting missile and drone attacks. The country’s Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy reported that at least seven overhead power lines have been taken out of service after debris from intercepted projectiles caused damage. This…

Canada LNG supply to India showing LNG terminals and ships between Canada and India

Canada LNG Supply to India Gains Momentum

Canada LNG supply to India is emerging as a key development in global energy trade. Canada has officially signaled its intention to expand energy cooperation with India by offering liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from its West Coast terminals. This move could strengthen bilateral ties while supporting India’s fast-growing natural gas demand. As global energy…

India LNG imports

India LNG Imports Drop 21% Amid West Asia Tensions

India LNG imports declined sharply in May 2026 as conflict in West Asia disrupted energy shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Lower import volumes also reduced the country’s dependence on overseas natural gas supplies. LNG Imports Decline in May Data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) showed that India imported 2.27 billion standard…