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Who Is Going to Pay for Alaska LNG?

The project’s fate now hinges less on geology than on who will write the check, which makes it a test case for how much state-backed pressure can unlock capital for a long-delayed LNG megaproject. For operators and investors, it signals that Alaska LNG may be moving back onto the radar as a strategic export option, even if the financing burden remains the main obstacle.

Oct 7, 2026
US LNG Exporters Watch China Tariff Talks as New Gulf Coast Capacity Nears Online

China's 15% tariff on U.S. LNG remains outside the latest Trump-Xi trade relief, leaving 24.5 million tonnes of uncontracted Gulf Coast capacity to find buyers elsewhere.

Oct 5, 2026
US LNG Exporters Watch China Tariff Talks as New Gulf Coast Capacity Nears Online

China's 15% tariff on U.S. LNG remains outside the latest Trump-Xi trade relief, leaving 24.5 million tonnes of uncontracted Gulf Coast capacity to find buyers elsewhere.

Oct 5, 2026
Why Bill allowing Trump to impose 100% tariff on Russian oil buyers is a double-edged sword

This signals a new sanctions risk for Russian crude flows and for buyers that could be forced to choose between access to discounted barrels and exposure to punitive tariffs. For oil executives, the bigger issue is how such a measure could reroute trade, tighten some supply lanes, and create fresh compliance and pricing uncertainty in Asian and global markets.

Sep 17, 2026
Russia Vows to Keep Selling Oil to India Despite U.S. Tariff Threat

The message is that Russia still expects to keep its crude flowing into India even as Washington considers secondary pressure on buyers. For refiners and traders, that points to continued discount-driven trade shifts and a risk of further disruption if tariff threats start changing procurement patterns.

Sep 8, 2026

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