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LNG, natural gas, power, renewables and energy infrastructure developments relevant to traders and operators.

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Shell, GTT, Lloyd's Register Collaborate on Hybrid LNG Carrier

Shell, GTT, and Lloyd's Register have partnered to develop a conceptual hybrid-electric liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier design, aiming to reduce emissions while maintaining cargo capacity.

14 Oct 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

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LNG

LR Study Identifies 200,000m³ LNG Carriers for Fleet Renewal

A new analysis by Lloyd's Register suggests that 200,000m³ LNG carriers represent a viable progression for the global LNG fleet, potentially enhancing cargo capacity and reducing transportation expenses.

24 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Biofuel storage tanks and used cooking oil drums at a European port terminal at sunset

Renewable Energy

Alkagesta Outlines Biofuels Origination Strategy Through the Alkagesta Way

In the latest instalment of the Alkagesta Way video series, Geneva biofuels desk lead Anthony Guida sets out how the trading house moves from market thesis to multi-year used cooking oil offtake agreements.

21 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 4 min read

Gas pipelines connecting various European regions, symbolizing the Vertical Corridor's expansion

Natural Gas

Vertical Corridor Expands to Western Balkans, Boosting Gas Flows

The Vertical Corridor, a regional gas initiative, is extending its reach into the Western Balkans, integrating North Macedonia and Serbia to enhance energy diversification and cross-border connectivity.

8 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Energy Infrastructure

Williams Finalizes $5.5 Billion Momentum Acquisition

Williams has completed its $5.5 billion acquisition of Momentum, a move that is expected to enhance the company's presence in the Haynesville region and its capacity to meet growing energy demand along the Gulf Coast.

8 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Power

New York Aims for Significant Nuclear Power Capacity Expansion

New York State is pursuing a substantial increase in nuclear power capacity, with Governor Kathy Hochul outlining plans for 5 gigawatts of new nuclear generation, including a publicly owned component.

8 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

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Natural Gas

Tetragon Energy Reports Significant Gas Resource Upgrade Offshore Philippines

Tetragon Energy, an oil and gas explorer focused on Asia, has substantially increased the estimated prospective gas resources for a key exploration prospect off the coast of the Philippines.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG bunkering vessel at sea, transferring fuel to another ship.

LNG

LR Approves 12,500 m3 LNG Bunkering Vessel Design

Lloyd's Register has granted approval in principle for the design of a 12,500 cubic meter LNG bunkering vessel, according to Ship & Bunker.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG tanker at sea or docked at a terminal

LNG

Equinor Receives First US LNG Cargo, Aims to Double Portfolio

Norwegian energy firm Equinor has received its inaugural liquefied natural gas cargo from the US Gulf Coast, marking a key step in its strategy to significantly expand its global LNG operations by 2030.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Renewable Energy

Green Bond Issuance Reaches Record Highs Amid Growth Potential

Green bonds, a small but growing segment of the global bond market, have seen record issuance, driven by increasing consumer environmental concerns and their role in funding green transition projects.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Natural Gas

Nebraska Feedlot Project to Produce 1.2 Million MMBtu of Natural Gas Annually

A new initiative in Broken Bow, Nebraska, aims to transform cattle manure into a sustainable source of pipeline-quality natural gas for energy and shipping fuel.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Small modular reactor (SMR) or microreactor concept illustration

Energy Infrastructure

US Army Invests in Nuclear Microreactor Development

The United States is reportedly at the forefront of nuclear microreactor development, with the US Army recently announcing substantial investment in this advanced energy technology.

6 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

A large LNG bunkering vessel at sea, with a smaller ship nearby.

LNG

New 12,500 m³ LNG Bunker Vessel Design Receives LR Approval

A new 12,500 cubic meter LNG bunkering vessel design has been granted Approval in Principle by Lloyd's Register, reflecting ongoing investment in LNG infrastructure to support shipowners' fuel transition needs.

5 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG carrier being loaded at a terminal, representing the transport of liquefied natural gas.

LNG

Equinor Receives First US Gulf Coast LNG Cargo from Cheniere

Equinor has taken delivery of its initial liquefied natural gas cargo from Cheniere's Sabine Pass facility in Louisiana, marking an expansion of its global LNG portfolio under long-term supply agreements.

4 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG dual-fuel container ship sailing on the ocean.

LNG

Hanwha Ocean Secures Orders for LNG Dual-Fuel Container Ships

Hanwha Ocean announced new orders for six liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel container ships from Yang Ming Marine Transport, alongside an order for three very large gas carriers from an Oceania-based shipowner.

4 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG carrier ship at sea, transporting liquefied natural gas.

LNG

US LNG Exports Increased 23% in First Half of 2026

According to Hellenic Shipping News, U.S. liquefied natural gas exports saw a significant rise in the first six months of 2026, driven by increased capacity.

3 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Drilling rig extracting white hydrogen from the ground

Renewable Energy

White Hydrogen Drilling Momentum Grows Across Three Continents

Scientists and start-ups are increasingly focusing on naturally occurring hydrogen, known as white hydrogen, as a potential significant geological breakthrough for the clean energy transition.

3 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG bunker vessel at sea, potentially refueling another ship.

LNG

Titan and Sogestran Partner for New 6,000 cbm LNG Bunker Vessel

Titan Clean Fuels, a Molgas Group company, has formed a long-term agreement with shipowner Sogestran Group for the construction, charter, and operation of a new LNG bunker vessel.

2 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

LNG

Global Seaborne LNG Trade Volumes Increased in 2025

Global seaborne liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade experienced a significant rebound in 2025, with shipment volumes showing a notable year-on-year increase, according to a market report.

2 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

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Energy Infrastructure

Corpus Christi Port Chosen for Small Modular Reactor Project

The port of Corpus Christi has been selected as one of two locations for a project focused on integrating small modular reactors, aiming to broaden nuclear power applications and advance SMR technology.

2 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Natural Gas

BP Boosts Egypt's Gas Supply Ahead of Schedule

BP has commenced natural gas production from the Fayoum-4 well in Egypt's West Nile Delta, contributing an additional 80 million cubic feet per day to the country's gas supply, according to Egyptian media.

1 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG carrier ship being loaded at a terminal

LNG

Cheniere Achieves 5,000th LNG Cargo Export Milestone

Cheniere Energy has announced the export of its 5,000th liquefied natural gas cargo from its U.S. Gulf Coast operations, alongside the substantial completion of its Corpus Christi Liquefaction Stage 3 Project.

1 Sept 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

Renewable Energy

Mexico's Green Energy Push Gains Momentum with Energy Reform

Mexico is reportedly advancing its green transition through an energy reform that encourages private investment and expands the renewable energy sector, according to OilPrice.com.

30 Aug 2026 · GCP Newsroom · 2 min read

An LNG carrier docked at a terminal, with storage tanks in the background.

LNG

Sempra Unit Initiates Federal Permitting for LNG Expansion in Texas

Sempra Energy's Port Arthur LNG unit has commenced the federal permitting process for a substantial expansion of its liquefied natural gas export operations located in Southeast Texas.