Argentina to further reduce LNG imports in 2025

Argentina plans to reduce LNG imports starting next year as domestic gas production increases and the Gasoducto Norte pipeline, which began operations in November, supplies more gas to the northeast. LNG import demand is expected to fall to about 25 cargoes in 2024, down from 31 this year and 44 in 2023. Domestic production growth is driven by projects like TotalEnergies’ Fenix field, expected to add 10 mcm/day in 2024, and expansions in Vaca Muerta by companies including Pampa Energia and YPF.

Egypt ships fifth 2025 LNG cargo to Greece

Liquefaction/Upstream

November 13, 2025

Egypt ships fifth 2025 LNG cargo to Greece

Egypt has exported a LNG cargo from its Idku plant to Greece aboard the Shell-chartered GasLog Gibraltar, bound for DESFA’s Revithoussa terminal.

Zeebrugge expansion has started operations

Regas

July 2, 2025

Zeebrugge expansion has started operations

The 4.7 Mtpa Zeebrugge expansion came into operation on 1 January. Additional 1.3 Mtpa expansion shoud come online in 2026.&nbsp

EQT seals binding tolling deal with Glenfarne’s Texas LNG

Contracts

July 2, 2025

EQT seals binding tolling deal with Glenfarne’s Texas LNG

EQT has secured a 20-year agreement with Texas LNG for 2 mtpa of LNG from the planned Brownsville facility, adding to previous agreements for another 2 mtpa. Te

Argentina to further reduce LNG imports in 2025

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