Germany Blog: Reiche Wants to Expand Gas Production in Germany
German Economy Minister Katharina Reiche advocates for expanding domestic gas production to utilize the country's reserves amidst geopolitical challenges.
FIRST READING: New Brunswick sits on an ocean of natural gas. It’s now importing Australian LNG.
New Brunswick is importing LNG from Australia despite having significant natural gas reserves domestically.
Financial Times: Iran offers 'huge business opportunity' to American companies
Iran is attempting to entice U.S. President Donald Trump with financial incentives to invest in its vast oil and gas reserves as part of efforts to negotiate a nuclear agreement.
Sonatrach plans extensive investments in oil and gas exploration
Sonatrach is planning significant investments in oil and gas exploration from 2026 to 2030 to enhance Algeria's reserves.
Natural gas from Venezuela, not oil, could be a big initial prize
Venezuela's vast oil reserves are overshadowed by the untapped potential of its natural gas fields, particularly off its eastern coast, which foreign companies are now keen to develop.
Cold Winter in Germany Raises Concerns About Gas Supplies
Germany's unusually cold winter has heightened fears about the country's gas reserves, with current stock levels dropping significantly.
Syria bets on trillion gas reserves to attract energy giants
Syria is seeking to reposition itself on the regional energy map by granting licenses to major energy companies for exploration of vast gas reserves, estimated at trillions of cubic meters.
Shell needs big discovery or deals as oil, gas reserves dwindle
Shell faces a potential production shortfall by 2035 due to dwindling oil and gas reserves, prompting the need for new discoveries or acquisitions.
To reduce dependence on the US: Pemex awards contract to Carlos Slim in field with abundant gas reserves
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) awarded a mixed contract for the Macavil gas and condensate field to a company controlled by businessman Carlos Slim, according to Reuters.
Gas prices fall on the stock market, but Estonian householders will see price increases in March
Despite a significant decline in gas prices on the stock market, Estonian gas suppliers are set to raise prices for households in March due to low gas reserves in the EU.
Not Prepared in Case of a Crisis: Do We Need a Gas Storage Reserve?
Germany's gas storage levels are unusually low, sparking concerns from the gas industry and regulatory agencies about the need for reserves ahead of the heating season.
Libya aims to become a major natural gas supplier to Europe by 2030
Libya plans to become a significant supplier of natural gas to Europe by 2030, with total gas reserves of approximately 80 trillion cubic feet and intentions to increase daily production.
EU gas reserves plunge to lowest level since 2022 – FT
EU gas storage has dropped to its lowest level for this time of year since the 2022 energy crisis due to cold weather and reduced reserves, leading to a surge in energy prices following cuts to Russian oil and gas imports.
Europe has less and less gas reserves, and raw material prices are rising. Will it get worse?
Due to winter weather, gas consumption is increasing in many European countries, leading to declining reserves and rising prices amid low renewable energy production.
German gas reserves at ‘historic low’ – industry experts
Gas storage levels in Germany have reached a historic low for this time of year, raising concerns about the potential depletion of reserves before the end of the heating season if withdrawals continue.
The drug traffickers are already attacking Doñana: 2,000 gas tanks a year on the coasts
Criminal organizations are depleting one of Spain's most important natural reserves, Doñana National Park, by discarding thousands of gas tanks used for drug trafficking operations.
Gazprom warns of unusually rapid depletion of EU gas storages
Gazprom has issued a warning about the rapid decrease in gas storage levels within the EU, indicating potential shortages as current reserves fall below 60%.