ADNOC has secured a five-year LNG supply deal with India's BPCL, providing 40 cargoes totaling 2.5 million tonnes, set to start in April 2025. This agreement, along with a similar deal with Indian Oil Corporation, aligns with India’s goal to increase its gas share in the energy mix by 2030.
India has launched its largest oil and gas bid round, offering 25 blocks for exploration and development. This move aims to attract investors, boost domestic production, and strengthen energy security.
Indian LNG importers are in talks with US suppliers to secure long-term deals ahead of Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with President Trump, as India seeks to strengthen trade ties and secure energy supplies. The discussions, influenced by government pressure and trade negotiations, reflect a broader trend of countries increasing US LNG imports to ease trade tensions.
Canada's oil industry is exploring new shipping routes to lessen its dependence on the United States following threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on Canadian energy imports.
India Energy Week 2025, set for February 11-14 in Delhi, will bring together energy ministers from over 20 countries, top executives from Fortune 500 companies, and global industry leaders to discuss key energy challenges and innovations. Hosted at Yashobhoomi, the event will feature country pavilions, thematic zones on renewables and hydrogen, and high-level discussions shaping the future of global energy.
Tanzania is leveraging its abundant uranium reserves to develop nuclear energy as a sustainable and reliable power source, aiming to boost energy security and industrial growth. With government commitment, international partnerships, and capacity-building initiatives, the country is positioning itself as a leader in Africa’s clean energy transition.