EQT will acquire Range Resources in an all-stock deal valued at about $13 billion, creating the largest U.S. natural gas producer with more than 9 Bcfe/d of net production.
Morocco expects about $1 billion of oil and gas exploration investment through 2031, with private companies providing 91% as the country looks for commercially viable domestic resources.
Global LNG importers could spend at least $39 billion more in 2026 despite buying 60.7 million tonnes less as Hormuz disruptions force costly replacement purchases.
Iran plans to use the Moscow GECF summit to pursue deeper gas cooperation with Russia and other exporters, including field development, gas exchanges, infrastructure security and possible market coordination.
QatarEnergy is in advanced talks to buy at least 3 million tonnes of LNG annually from Venture Global as Hormuz disruption pushes the world's largest LNG players toward more diversified U.S. supply.
Kinder Morgan has approved about $4.7 billion of investment in two major natural gas pipeline projects as data centers, power plants and LNG exports drive record infrastructure demand.
Britain has approved the long-delayed Jackdaw North Sea gas field, with first production expected by the end of October as the government prioritizes domestic supply amid global energy disruption.
Germany’s natural gas storage is well below recent-year levels at 60.4%, but the federal regulator says stable imports and diversified supply keep near-term security risks low.
