The QatarEnergy LNG production halt has triggered fresh concerns across global energy markets. The state-owned company announced it would suspend liquefied natural gas output as the West Asia war intensifies. However, it did not provide a timeline for restarting operations. Qatar is one of the world’s largest LNG exporters. Therefore, QatarEnergy LNG production halt/any disruption…
India is facing a growing LNG supply crisis as companies struggle to secure spot cargoes amid volatile prices and repeated tender cancellations. This situation is now raising serious concerns for fertilizer production and industrial supply chains. India LNG Supply Crisis Intensifies Indian companies are finding it difficult to procure urgently needed LNG cargoes. The problem…
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…
Africa’s rapidly expanding liquefied natural gas sector will take centre stage at the Invest in African Energy (IAE) Forum in Paris this April, as governments and energy companies showcase major projects to global investors. The event is expected to highlight Africa LNG projects, gas commercialisation strategies, and export opportunities that are reshaping the continent’s energy…
The India LPG crisis has intensified as imports dropped sharply to 765,000 tonnes in March, down from 2.05 million tonnes in February, according to ship-tracking data from Kpler. The decline follows the disruption of energy flows due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for India’s LPG imports. India LPG crisis Driven…
India’s ongoing gas crisis is now driving a major India energy shift, as disruptions in the Middle East expose the risks of relying heavily on a single region for fuel supplies. What began as a supply shock has quickly turned into a strategic reset. With tensions rising around the Strait of Hormuz and production disruptions…
India LPG imports from US suppliers are expected to surpass 1 million metric tons in June 2026, marking a record high as the country seeks to offset supply disruptions caused by the Strait of Hormuz crisis. The sharp increase in purchases highlights India’s efforts to secure cooking fuel supplies amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in West…
Indian Oil expects its Gujarat Refinery in Vadodara to begin operating at an expanded capacity of 18 million metric tonnes per year (MTPA) by the end of the current financial year. Biplob Biswas, Executive Director and Head of Gujarat Refinery, said on Wednesday that the refinery is being expanded from its existing capacity of 13.7…
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…
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…
