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IEA Says Methane Abatement Can Strengthen Energy Security Oil & Gas

IEA Says Methane Abatement Can Strengthen Energy Security

IEA says cutting fossil-fuel methane emissions could recover major volumes of natural gas while reducing climate, air-quality, and energy-security risks.
Gas-Fired Power Plants Regain Strategic Importance as Data Center Demand Surges Power

Gas-Fired Power Plants Regain Strategic Importance as Data Center Demand Surges

Gas-fired power plants are back in the strategic spotlight. For years, the power-sector narrative centered on renewables, coal retirements, battery storage, and
India’s LNG Demand Draws Global Traders as Gas Imports Rise Oil & Gas

India’s LNG Demand Draws Global Traders as Gas Imports Rise

India is becoming one of the most important growth markets in global gas and LNG. As energy demand rises across industry, transport,
LNG Supply Expansion Is Reshaping Global Gas Trade in 2026 Oil & Gas

LNG Supply Expansion Is Reshaping Global Gas Trade in 2026

The global liquefied natural gas market entered 2026 expecting a major supply expansion. New projects in North America, Canada, and Africa were
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