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<channel><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/rss/natural-gas</link><description>Subscribe to the latest natural gas news from S&amp;amp;P Global Energy RSS Feed to get timely updates on current issues in the energy industry.</description><title>Latest Natural Gas Headlines</title><category>Natural Gas</category><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/natural-gas/110626-interview-totalenergies-to-widen-offshore-gas-exploration-in-southern-argentina</link><description>France&amp;apos;s TotalEnergies SE, the biggest natural gas producer in Argentina, plans to widen offshore exploration in the far south when it brings in a rig for drilling a new project, with expectations of finds to boost output, country Chairman Sergio Mengoni said in an interview. The rig will be used initially to drill three to five new wells in an offshore basin it operates off the southernmost</description><title>INTERVIEW: TotalEnergies to widen offshore gas exploration in southern Argentina</title><category>Natural Gas, Crude Oil</category><pubDate>2026-11-06T19:15:28Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/electric-power/110626-factbox-democratic-gains-data-center-backlash-set-new-course-for-us-energy-policy</link><description>Democrats swept the Nov. 3 US midterm elections, winning majorities in the US House of Representatives, US Senate and numerous statehouses in a &amp;quot;blue tsunami&amp;quot; in which energy prices and infrastructure were central. Surging data center electricity demand collided with voter anxiety over power bills, forcing both parties to address who pays to serve large users. Voters also weighed fossil fuels</description><title>FACTBOX: Democratic gains, data center backlash set new course for US energy policy</title><category>Electric Power, Natural Gas, LNG, Energy Transition, Refined Products, Water, NGLs, Crude Oil, Renewables, Gasoline</category><pubDate>2026-11-06T17:44:42Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/energy-transition/110626-turkeys-2040-roadmap-targets-175-gw-wind-and-solar-20-million-evs</link><description>Turkey will need to nearly quadruple its wind and solar generating capacity and mobilize $500 billion in investment by 2040 to meet the electrification and carbon reduction targets at the heart of its newly launched energy roadmap, energy minister Alparslan Bayraktar said. Speaking at a Nov. 5 briefing ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference to be held Nov. 9-20 in the Turkish city of Antalya,</description><title>Turkey&amp;apos;s 2040 roadmap targets 175 GW wind and solar, 20 million EVs</title><category>Electric Power, Natural Gas, Coal, Energy Transition, Crude Oil, Hydrogen</category><pubDate>2026-11-06T10:13:15Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/crude-oil/110526-interview-amogy-sees-ammonia-power-closing-cost-gap-with-gas-in-early-2030s</link><description>Power generated from green ammonia could become cost-competitive with baseload gas-fired generation around the early 2030s as ammonia production scales and carbon costs rise, Amogy CEO Seonghoon Woo told Platts, part of S&amp;amp;P Global Energy, in an interview. &amp;quot;Compared with baseload gas-fired power, ammonia-based power is probably twice as expensive today. But we expect to close that gap around the</description><title>INTERVIEW: Amogy sees ammonia power closing cost gap with gas in early 2030s</title><category>Energy Transition, Natural Gas, LNG, Electric Power, Emissions, Carbon, Hydrogen</category><pubDate>2026-11-05T06:37:30Z</pubDate></item><item><link>https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/latest-news/lng/110526-spot-lng-price-may-rise-further-toward-winter-on-weather-geopolitical-risks-tokyo-gas-ceo</link><description>Spot LNG prices may rise further toward winter due to weather, inventory drawdowns and geopolitical risks, Tokyo Gas President and CEO Shinichi Sasayama said Nov. 5. &amp;quot;Spot [LNG] prices have already risen above $30. Looking ahead to this winter, depending on weather conditions, the pace of inventory drawdowns and the developments you mentioned, there is a possibility that spot prices could rise</description><title>Spot LNG price may rise further toward winter on weather, geopolitical risks: Tokyo Gas CEO</title><category>Crude Oil, Electric Power, Natural Gas, LNG</category><pubDate>2026-11-05T03:47:06Z</pubDate></item></channel></rss>