Foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists have attacked a gas pipeline in Syria’s central province of Homs, putting it out of service.

Iran says linking towns and villages to the domestic natural gas grid continues at a record pace.

Jordan’s King Abdullah II had ordered a review of his country’s $10 billion agreement to import natural gas from the Israeli-occupied territories.

The Iraqi prime minister says Baghdad cannot be included in US sanctions against Tehran, stressing the importance of gas imports from Iran.

The media in Tel Aviv have reported that the UAE has invested as much as $100 million in an ambitious Israeli project to pipe natural gas to Europe. 

Based on an agreement signed with China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF), a major petrochemical plant will be built in Iran’s southeastern port city of Chabahar.

Amir Hossein Zamaninia, Iran’s deputy petroleum minister for international affairs and trade, says a strategic scheme that involves swapping Turkmenistan’s natural gas with equal volumes for exports to Azerbaijan has been resumed after a multiple-month halt.

Afghan, Pakistani and Indian officials inaugurate a gas pipeline from Turkmenistan.

China has announced a five-year plan to convert northern Chinese cities to clean heating during the winter through to 2021.

Reuters in a report has quoted Chinese industrial officials as saying that CNPC could take over Total in a project to develop an Iranian gas field should sanctions force the French energy giant out.