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Explosives Discovered Near Serbia’s TurkStream Gas Line Supplying Hungary

The find underscores energy-security risks in a region reliant on Russian gas.

Interior Kills Two Offshore Wind Leases in $928 Million Deal Redirecting TotalEnergies to Fossil Projects

Japan, Indonesia to Boost Energy Security Coordination

Japan Starts Releasing State Oil Reserves to Steady Fuel Supplies

Gulf Conflict Sets Off Force Majeure Wave in Oil and LNG Contracts

U.S. Awards First SPR Loans of 45.2 Million Barrels to Cool Oil Price Surge

Eni Confirms Two Offshore Libya Gas Finds Near Bahr Essalam Exceeding 1 Tcf

Ukraine Starts First U.S. LNG Imports via Lithuania’s Klaipėda Terminal

U.S. LNG Sets 2025 Export Record as Decade-Long Surge Reorients Global Gas Trade

India’s Oil Import Reliance Hits 88.6% Through January, Setting Up Potential Record for FY26

Hungary and Slovakia Halt Diesel to Ukraine as Druzhba Outage Deepens Energy Rift

U.S. Tempers IEA Exit Threat as Wright Pushes Energy-Security Refocus, Rebukes EU on LNG

Germany’s Gas Stores Fall to ~24% as Minister Sticks With Market Strategy

TNO Urges Keeping Part of Groningen Field as Emergency Reserve

YPF, Eni and ADNOC’s XRG Sign Binding Pact to Advance 12 MTPA Argentina LNG

EU Sets Permanent 2027 Cutoff for Russian Gas After €7.4 Billion LNG Imports in 2025

India Has 74 Days of Oil Cover, Minister Tells Parliament

TEPCO Restarts Kashiwazaki-Kariwa No. 6, First Unit Since Fukushima

Greens Seek Bundestag Hearing as Germany’s Gas Storage Falls Below 30 Percent

Germany's Gas Storage Falls to One-Third as Push Builds for Strategic Reserve