South Australia’s oil and gas industry congratulates Premier Peter Malinauskas on his re-election and looks forward to working with his government on ensuring natural gas continues to play a central role in the state�...

Barely a month ago, Qatar hosted the LNG2026 conference in Doha, where it laid out plans to expand capacity from 77mn t/y to 142mn t/y in the years ahead. Now, as the smoke clears from devastating Iranian missile attacks...

Israel struck at least three onshore plants processing gas from Iran’s giant South Pars gas field on 18 March, prompting the largest retaliation by the IRGC on energy infrastructure in Arab Gulf countries since the sta...

Iraqi officials are running against the clock to find outlets for large volumes of refined products before storage capacity fills up. The Strait of Hormuz closure cut off Iraq’s primary export outlet, and it needs to k...

Reports that the Federal Government is considering imposing even higher taxes on Australia’s gas industry would leave Australia more exposed to future energy shocks, Australian Energy Producers Chief Executive Samantha...

Saudi Aramco’s East-West pipeline is proving its value as a Hormuz-bypass mechanism, enabling the company to continue exporting substantial volumes of crude oil and refined products during what CEO Amin Nasser describe...

The Engineering for the Petroleum and Process Industries Company (ENPPI) signed contracts worth $1.34 billion in 2025, with nearly 97% of these deals coming from overseas projects, said Chairman Khaled Ibrahim during the...

Geography has become Oman’s greatest asset in the past week. Its roughly 2,000km of mainland coastline lies outside the Strait of Hormuz, where Iranian missile and drone attacks across the Gulf have effectively halted ...