South African freight railway completes a private test run
The government news service reported that the return leg carried 2,991 tonnes on 2 November. Commercial service is planned for 2027.
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South Africa demonstrated one rail movement, while LNG cargo redirection helped replace supply. Lasting spare capacity still needs separate verification.
Non-Gulf LNG partly offsets the Gulf loss; global output still falls 6%
The IEA’s March–October comparison shows Qatar and UAE loadings down more than 60 bcm year on year. Non-Gulf output rose more than 40 bcm, leaving global LNG output about 20 bcm lower.
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