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European natural gas prices moved higher on Monday as tensions rose in the Middle East and Ukraine.

As it awaits the closure on its acquisition of Tellurian Inc., Woodside Energy Group Ltd. is forging ahead landing equity partners and customers that can help it optimize the Driftwood LNG project and its new North American foothold, CEO Meg O’Neill said.

The BP plc-led Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG (TAP), a leg of the Southern Gas Corridor system that moves natural gas from Azerbaijan to European markets, has gained a new partner.

Egypt’s growing appetite for LNG to balance its domestic natural gas market is making a wild card for international buyers, putting upward pressure on Europe as it navigates winter supply.

Hurricane Francine had little impact on U.S. LNG export facilities when it made landfall Wednesday as a Category 2 storm in a remote part of Louisiana.

State-owned Nigeria National Petroleum Corp. Ltd. (NNPC) started deliveries of LNG exports to China last month after delivering its first cargo to Japan in June on a delivered ex-ship (DES) basis.

The Southern Environmental Law Center and the Natural Resources Defense Council have filed a court challenge against FERC’s authorization of the proposed CP2 LNG export project in Cameron Parish, LA.

Baker Hughes Co. in only a few years has navigated a brief merger with General Electric, an energy-demand-crushing pandemic and an exit from Russia, but it continues to deliver solid results. The secret, said CEO Lorenzo Simonelli, is the oilfield service company’s “differentiated” technology strategy.

European and Asian natural gas prices fell again on Tuesday amid weak demand, but the losses could be shortlived as concerns over potential supply disruptions persist.

QatarEnergy has inked a long-term LNG supply agreement with state-owned Kuwait Petroleum Corp. (KPC) as the nearby Middle Eastern oil producer looks to ease mounting natural gas supply and power demand issues.