No LNG carriers passed through Hormuz since July 11

No LNG carriers have transited the Strait of Hormuz since 11 July, according to Kpler, as regional security deteriorates following attacks on commercial vessels and renewed military exchanges between Iran and the United States. The disruption effectively suspends LNG movements through the only maritime export route for Qatar and a key shipping lane for UAE LNG exports. Kpler estimates that 21 LNG carriers remain inside the Middle East Gulf, while uncertainty over vessel movements continues to increase.

Venture Global, Tokyo Gas sign 20-year LNG supply deal

Contracts

November 27, 2025

Venture Global, Tokyo Gas sign 20-year LNG supply deal

Venture Global has signed a long-term SPA with Japan’s Tokyo Gas, under which the utility will purchase 1 mtpa of LNG for 20 years starting in 2030. Venture Global did not disclose further details on the agreement.

CPC signs 10 year, 6 MMt SPA with Woodside

Contracts

July 2, 2025

CPC signs 10 year, 6 MMt SPA with Woodside

Taiwanese NOC CPC and Australian, Woodside Energy signed a 10-year LNG agreement for 6 MMt, starting deliveries immediately. This deal, the first since 2012, su

Cheniere completes fourth train at Corpus Christi expansion project

Liquefaction/Upstream

January 8, 2026

Cheniere completes fourth train at Corpus Christi expansion project

US LNG exporter Cheniere has reached substantial completion of the fourth liquefaction train at its Corpus Christi Stage 3 expansion project in Texas.

No LNG carriers passed through Hormuz since July 11

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