The liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is experiencing a boom, but challenges such as regulatory hurdles, supply chain disruptions, and price sensitivity threaten its continued growth.

U.S. natural gas futures retreated after testing a new two-month high as subdued weather-driven demand was seen limiting rallies.

Japan’s LNG strategy reveals the tension between advancing clean energy goals and maintaining reliance on fossil fuels.

U.S. natural gas futures rose with support of lower production and a recovery in LNG feedgas deliveries in the wake of Hurricane Francine.

“With larger capacities and slower speeds, a ‘passive’ [guaranteed by the designer] BOR of 0.07 per day or less will be ...

U.S. natural gas futures fell about 5% on Monday on expectations a hurricane forecast to hit Louisiana later this week could ...

U.S. natural gas futures climbed about 3% on Tuesday as oil and gas producers cut output ahead of a hurricane expected to hit ...

The US natural gas market is expected to see a significant price increase in 2025, potentially reaching a 44% jump compared ...

U.S. natural gas futures are nearly flat on Tuesday, testing the recent high of $2.407 and moving closer to the main top at $2.482. A breakout above this level could shift the trend to the upside ...

LNG export approvals and legal actions against future projects make it difficult to gauge the future for US LNG exports.

Natural Gas futures slide lowers while headlines this Thursday emerge that India will not buy LNG from Russia that is sanctioned by the US, Indian Oil minister Hardeep Puri confirms to Bloomberg.