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<channel><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/rss/lng</link><description>Subscribe to the latest LNG news from S&amp;amp;P Global Energy RSS Feed to get timely updates on current issues in the energy industry.</description><title>Latest LNG Headlines</title><category>LNG</category><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/natural-gas/101326-ukraine-gas-export-shift-offers-industry-relief-little-price-impact-market-watchers</link><description>Ukraine&amp;apos;s recent decision to allow a partial resumption of natural gas exports following a years-long ban is largely seen as a move that can bolster the country&amp;apos;s domestic hydrocarbon industry while having a limited impact on wider European gas prices, market watchers told Platts, part of S&amp;amp;P Global Energy, across Oct. 12-13. The government will now allow private gas producers to sell up to 15% of</description><title>Ukraine gas export shift offers industry relief, little price impact: market watchers</title><category>Natural Gas, LNG</category><pubDate>2026-10-13T15:07:17Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/crude-oil/101326-japan-to-provide-p-ampi-compensate-cargo-hull-cover-for-crude-oil-products-lng-transport</link><description>Japan is set to provide protection and indemnity cover and partially compensate cargo and hull insurance payments for the transportation of crude oil, oil products and LNG, as part of a bill approved by the Cabinet on Oct. 13, a senior official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said. The bill is one of three approved by the Japanese Cabinet earlier Oct. 13 to enhance the security of</description><title>Japan to provide P&amp;amp;I, compensate cargo, hull cover for crude, oil products, LNG transport</title><category>Maritime &amp;amp; Shipping, Refined Products, Crude Oil, LNG, Energy Transition, Agriculture, Naphtha, Carbon, Biofuels</category><pubDate>2026-10-13T10:10:55Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/energy-transition/101226-eu-carbon-spikes-to-near-9-month-high-intraday-on-supportive-gas</link><description>European carbon prices reached their highest levels since mid-January in the afternoon of Oct. 12 amid a rally in natural gas prices and expectations of lower-than-normal wind generation. Allowance prices hit â&amp;#x82;¬88.82/metric ton of CO2 equivalent ($99.10/mtCO2e) at 1305 BST Oct. 12, before retreating. This was the highest EUA price since Jan. 16, a near nine-month high. However, prices retreated by</description><title>EU carbon spikes to near 9-month high intraday on supportive gas</title><category>Energy Transition, Natural Gas, Electric Power, LNG, Coal, Carbon, Emissions</category><pubDate>2026-10-12T17:25:38Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/natural-gas/100826-europes-gas-system-can-meet-winter-needs-but-weather-poses-risks-entsog</link><description>Europe&amp;apos;s natural gas infrastructure remains capable of meeting demand this winter, although the system risks supply limits and bottlenecks if particularly strenuous conditions emerge over the coming months, gas grid operator group ENTSOG said Oct. 8. &amp;quot;Foremost, adequate supply needs to be secured,&amp;quot; ENTSOG stressed in its annual winter supply outlook. The group underscored that the EU entered</description><title>Europe&amp;apos;s gas system can meet winter needs, but weather poses risks: ENTSOG</title><category>Natural Gas, LNG</category><pubDate>2026-10-08T17:30:26Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/crude-oil/100826-ieas-extra-oil-release-would-come-only-after-implementing-existing-obligations-sadamori</link><description>The International Energy Agency&amp;apos;s extra oil release would come only after the implementation of existing obligations, Keisuke Sadamori, the IEA&amp;apos;s former director of energy markets and security, told Platts, part of S&amp;amp;P Global Energy, Oct. 8. &amp;quot;In order for the additional releases, they have to implement the existing obligations first,&amp;quot; said Sadamori, who retired from the IEA on June 30, on the</description><title>IEA&amp;apos;s extra oil release would come only after implementing existing obligations: Sadamori</title><category>Crude Oil, Refined Products, LNG, Natural Gas, Coal, Diesel-Gasoil, Jet Fuel</category><pubDate>2026-10-08T12:59:45Z</pubDate></item></channel></rss>