ExxonMobil CEO says Golden Pass LNG launch could slip into 2026

ExxonMobil announced that the Golden Pass LNG export terminal in Texas may be delayed until 2026, with initial production now expected in late 2025. The project, co-owned by QatarEnergy, has faced construction setbacks due to Zachry Holdings' bankruptcy. Additionally, the U.S. FERC has granted Golden Pass LNG a three-year extension to complete the terminal, moving the in-service deadline to November 30, 2026, to account for these delays.

TotalEnergies seals another Indian LNG supply deal

Contracts

July 2, 2025

TotalEnergies seals another Indian LNG supply deal

TotalEnergies signed another long-term supply deal with an undisclosed India buyer, supplying 0.4 mtpa for 10 years beginning in 2026.

Contracts

July 2, 2025

Brunei LNG, PetroChina ink SPA

Brunei LNG has signed a long-term SPA with PetroChina International Singapore. The agreement marks a significant milestone in their partnership, ensuring energy security and meeting growing LNG demand. The details of the

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MSC books more LNG-fueled containerships in China

MSC has ordered three firm and three optional 22,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel container vessels

ExxonMobil CEO says Golden Pass LNG launch could slip into 2026

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