A mismatch between long-term supply contracts and declining domestic demand has prompted Japanese firms to export LNG to Southeast Asia, undermining the region's decarbonisation efforts.

Although Japan claims its LNG exports and investment can fuel Southeast Asia’s clean energy future, its LNG push risks powering profits and prolonging fossil fuel dependence.

Inpex is planning in August to shut-in its flagship Ichthys liquefied natural gas project in Australia for around one and a ...

Natural gas has become the indispensable backbone of modern energy systems, fueling power plants, heating homes, driving ...

Despite a slump in crude oil prices compared to last year, the world’s largest oil and gas companies have stuck to their ...

Asian countries are offering to buy more US liquefied natural gas (LNG) in negotiations with the Trump administration. This ...

Despite international pledges and technological advancements, gas flaring intensity—the volume of gas flared per barrel of oil produced—has remained largely unchanged for 15 years.

Australia can’t be a regional climate leader unless it has hard conversations about LNG with its friends in Japan and South ...

Outdated restrictions on internal shipping no longer bolster national security and, in fact, hinder national economic ...

U.S. firms are set to revitalize Syria's oil and gas sector, marking a new era of energy development after years of conflict.

Exports of crude oil, liquefied natural gas and bulk materials take the port past the 100 million mark in the first half for ...