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Blick auf den Tanker „Eventin“ vor der Küste der Insel Rügen.

News | Crude oil

March 5th, 2026

Oil and gas: EU experts currently see no need for crisis measures

Experts from EU governments have been discussing oil and gas supplies. Read Table.Briefings to find out what will happen in the coming days.

By Manuel Berkel

News | LNG

March 5th, 2026

Mediterranean Sea: Attack on LNG ship from Russian shadow fleet

If the suspicion is confirmed, it would be Ukraine’s first attack on a Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker. Ukraine has previously targeted several oil tankers in the Black Sea and one in the Mediterranean.

By Viktor Funk

The Clyde Dam, Clutha River, New Zealand The Clyde Dam across the Clutha River, Otago New Zealand, 97282872.jpg

Feature | New Zealand

February 17th, 2026

New Zealand: Why the country is looking to LNG over renewables to solve power woes

New Zealand intends to import liquefied natural gas to bolster its energy security. Critics, however, warn that the project could lock the country into fossil fuel use for years to come and increase its reliance on gas imports.

By Marc Daalder

The LNG tanker BW MAGNOLIA, which departs from Lake Charles Port in the USA, unloads US liquefied natural gas at the Revithoussa terminal near Athens, in Megara, Greece, on December 1, 2025. Greece emerges as a major regional hub for US LNG as the EU plans to phase out Russian LNG flows by 2027. (Photo by Nicolas Koutsokostas/NurPhoto)

Feature | Methane Regulation

February 16th, 2026

Methane regulation: Commission consults US experts

A key implementing protocol for the methane regulation appears close to completion. It was developed by US researchers and is expected to be presented to the European Commission and member states in the coming weeks.

By Manuel Berkel

Katherina Reiche (CDU, hinten,M), Bundesministerin für Wirtschaft und Energie, eröffnet das Gipfeltreffen der Nordsee-Anrainerstaaten. Bei dem Treffen der Regierungschefs und Energieminister wird es vor allem um den Ausbau von Offshore-Windparks und andere Projekte im Energiebereich gehen.

Talk of the Town | Wind power

January 27th, 2026

North Sea Summit: Signal to Trump and success for Bornholm

At the North Sea Summit in Hamburg, the countries bordering the North Sea held out the prospect of closer cooperation in the financing of offshore wind farms. The industry responded with an investment pact.

By Manuel Berkel

Feature | Wind power

January 27th, 2026

North Sea Summit: Signal to Trump and success for Bornholm

At the North Sea Summit in Hamburg, countries bordering the North Sea signaled closer cooperation on financing offshore wind projects. The industry responded with a major investment pledge.

By Manuel Berkel

Feature | Greece

January 6th, 2026

Energy transition: Greece’s path to becoming a gas hub jeopardizes climate goals

Greece is expanding its gas-fired power plants and wants to become a hub in south-eastern Europe for LNG imports. This strategy runs counter to the country’s climate targets – and has been welcomed by the US.

By Felix Keßler

News | LNG

December 4th, 2025

LNG: 279 projects that could generate ten billion tons of CO₂ in the pipeline

There are plans for 279 new LNG projects worldwide that could generate ten billion tons of CO₂ by 2030. Despite a COP decision to move away from fossil fuels, fossil fuel infrastructure continues to be expanded.

By Bernhard Pötter

News | Methane Regulation

November 4th, 2025

Methane: Hungary wants to postpone regulation by two years

The government in Budapest has argued in Brussels for a more far-reaching weakening of methane regulation than previously thought. Hungary is particularly eager to accommodate the needs of LNG importers.

By Manuel Berkel

News | LNG

October 30th, 2025

LNG: Few new terminals established in Europe

The LNG terminal boom following the 2022 energy crisis is slowly coming to a standstill. An NGO warns of stranded investments in the face of falling gas demand. The IEA attributes the falling demand to one particular technology.

By Manuel Berkel