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Qatar strikes another 15-year LNG supply deal with Kuwait 

Qatar strikes another 15-year LNG supply deal with Kuwait 

  • Deliveries will start in January 2025
  • Kuwait imports the fuel to help meet rising demand for power generation
By Reuters ·
Saudi Aramco to buy 5m tonnes of LNG annually from US-based Sempra

Saudi Aramco to buy 5m tonnes of LNG annually from US-based Sempra

By ARAB NEWS  ·
Global LNG supply to increase by 80% by 2030: Goldman Sachs 

Global LNG supply to increase by 80% by 2030: Goldman Sachs 

By Arab News ·

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