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Egypt Asks LNG Shipments Be Delayed

The request comes as Egypt, which only became a net importer of the fuel in 2024 and more than doubled the amount of LNG it bought this year, struggles to assess its demand. The nation purchased a large volume of shipments earlier in 2025, with some of the deals having an element of flexibility.

Shell Prepares to Double Output Capacity at LNG Canada Project

The news comes as unnamed sources told Reuters this week that Shell and its partners at LNG Canada were still having trouble ramping up output from the first train of the facility. Train 1 has been having technical difficulties since June, the Reuters sources told the publication, which has meant it was operating at less than half of its capacity, which is also 6.5 million tons annually.

Shell to Focus on LNG for the Next 10 Years

Sawan noted that natural gas is one of the best fuels to reduce emissions in places that currently rely heavily on coal, such as China, India, and the rest of Asia. “We are absolutely committed to this sector,” he said, reiterating Shell’s prediction from earlier this year that demand for liquefied natural gas is set to expand by 60% between now and 2040.

Montenegro Taps JERA for Potential LNG Terminal and Power Projects

Montenegrin Energy and Mining Minister Admir Sahmanovic commented, “The planned feasibility study will provide us with concrete data on potential locations and the viability of liquefied natural gas development in Montenegro, thereby creating the basis for making strategic decisions in the interest of our country’s energy security and sustainable development”.