Russia continues to try to reorient its natural gas exports from Europe to Asia and is planning a new pipeline route to China that would pass through

Long-discussed shipments of Turkmen natural gas to Turkey could be just weeks away.

Turkmenistan does not have very many friends or gas customers, and Uzbekistan is both, so the basis for one day boosting Turkmen gas exports to Uzbekistan is

Turkmenistan has the fourth largest reserves of natural gas in the world, but the country has found it difficult to export substantial volumes. Lack of export

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Turkmenistan is reconfiguring its natural gas export options. Despite holding the world’s fourth largest gas reserves, Turkmenistan is exporting less of its

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The Russian Far East emerges as a key zone for Sino-Russian cooperation, blending energy trade, investments, and cultural exchanges.

On January 1, with the closure of pipelines through Ukraine, deliveries of Russian gas to Europe came to a virtual standstill. Prices across the continent

Kazakhstan mini-refineries have regained access to some rail export routes as Russia seeks additional fuel supplies amid refinery outages and shortages.

India would be open to purchasing LNG from the US if the world’s biggest supplier of the super-chilled fuel offered reasonable prices, the CEO of state-owned Petronet said.

As Japan is deepens support for the Alaska LNG mega-project, JERA has signed a 20-year offtake deal with Glenfarne for 1 million tpy.

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Hydro-Quebec's Electricity Exports Halted Amid US Tariffs A significant disruption has occurred in the energy supply chain between Quebec and New England, as Hydro-Quebec stopped exporting electricity into the wholesale market of ISO New England. According to data from grid overseer ISO New England, no electricity has flowed on the main transmission line between the two regions since last Thursday, with a few exceptions. Executive Serge Abergel attributes this halt in exports to weather issues rather than politics or international trade tensions. As chief operating officer for Hydro-Quebec's US operations, Abergel explains that the company is adopting a price-driven strategy, taking advantage of lower prices brought about by warmer weather. This decision not only affects Hydro-Quebec but also has implications for New England's energy market. The halt in exports comes at a sensitive time, as the Trump administration has imposed tariffs on Canadian imports, sparking a trade war with Canada. The uncertainty surrounding these tariffs is particularly pertinent to hydroelectricity exports. ISO New England officials have sought clarification from US Customs and Border Protection and the US Treasury but have yet to receive definitive answers. Based on legal precedents, ISO New England officials do not believe the tariffs apply to electricity. The impact of this trade fight on electric bills remains uncertain. Hydro-Quebec has filed a cost-allocation proposal with federal energy regulators, should the situation change. For now, New England still enjoys a surplus of electricity, but the halt in exports highlights the complexities of international trade and energy markets.