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US Slaps Iran-Related Sanctions on Oil Tankers, China 'Teapot' Refinery

The U.S. issued new Iran-related sanctions, targeting entities including for the first time a Chinese "teapot," or independent refinery, and vessels that supplied crude oil to such processing plants.

Russia’s Shadow Fleet Includes More Than 1,000 Ships

The Russian Federation’s illegitimate oil tankers are keeping the country’s economy afloat, analysts say.

Cheniere’s Corpus Christi 3 Project Sends First Commissioned LNG Cargo

Cheniere Energy executives say the Corpus Christi Stage 3 project has been ahead of schedule in commissioning its first LNG cargo.

Commercial Operations at Calcasieu Pass LNG to Begin in April

Venture Global started selling LNG at the plant in 2022, angering its long-term customers.

Expand CFO: ‘Durable’ LNG, Not AI, to Drive US NatGas Demand

About three-quarters of future U.S. gas demand growth will be fueled by LNG exports, while data centers’ needs will be more muted, according to Expand Energy CFO Mohit Singh.

Enterprise Products Considering Moving On from SPOT

Permitting delays and challenges finding customers have put the future of Enterprise Product Partners’ Seaport Oil Terminal Project in doubt.

Overbuilt Fleet of LNG Tankers Sinking Cargo Transport Rates

LNG shipping rates are at historic lows as a flooded transport market waits for projects to come online and more cargoes to move.

Venture Global LNG Pares IPO Hopes by 15% to $2.2B

LNG exporter Venture Global nearly halved the price per share, while increasing the number of shares it expects to offer.

Winter Storm Snarls Gulf Coast LNG Traffic, Boosts NatGas Use

A winter storm along the Gulf Coast had ERCOT under strain and ports waiting out freezing temperatures before reopening.

Panama Canal Traffic Rose in Dec, but Waterway Still Has Empty Slots

Some vessels, including LNG tankers, have continued using alternative routes due to the canal's increase in passage fees in the last decade.