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LNG as a shipping fuel is increasingly used by containerships, yet its behavior at berth raises complex questions. This study examines how LNG “boil-off gas” (BOG) forms in ships’ fuel tanks and how it can be managed when vessels are required to connect to Onshore Power Supply (OPS). While most LNG-fuelled containerships can normally burn BOG using auxiliary engines, this […]
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Global LNG supply will expand sharply from 2026, led by the US and Qatar, but persistent uncertainties on both supply and demand mean a genuine, persistent glut is unlikely to materialise. Global LNG supply is entering a major expansion phase from 2026 as large new projects in the United States and Qatar begin ramping up, putting downward pressure on prices. […]
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LNG terminals are shifting from simple import points to multi-molecule energy hubs as Europe tries to decarbonise its gas system. The report shows how LNG terminals could handle bio-LNG, hydrogen, ammonia and even CO₂, while facing major regulatory and technical hurdles. A new CEER report argues that LNG terminals will be central to Europe’s energy transition, not just for security […]
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Global LNG market outlook is being reshaped by a powerful supply wave, softer Asian demand and a new era of contracting, making the market more liquid, more competitive and more buyer-friendly through the late 2020s. A surge in new liquefaction projects — led by the US, Qatar and an emerging Canada — will add substantial capacity by 2030, exceeding expected […]
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European regasification utilisation increased markedly in Q4 2025 as colder weather and lower storage pushed higher LNG imports, even as a large wave of new liquefaction and carriers points to a looser market ahead. European regasification utilisation rose substantially in Q4 2025, driven by colder temperatures and unusually low gas storage levels at the start of winter. Average utilisation reached […]
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The new EU methane regulation will reshape global LNG trade by extending measurement, reporting and verification requirements beyond Europe’s borders, potentially altering who can sell LNG into the EU and at what cost. This expert briefing pack examines how the EU Methane Regulation will affect global LNG markets. It explains the new rules on measurement, reporting and verification, leak detection […]
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The ASEAN LNG market is coming under growing strain as increasingly volatile global LNG markets amplify price swings that threaten affordability, investment planning, and energy security across Southeast Asia. The brief argues that stronger regional cooperation is needed to stabilise markets while keeping LNG aligned with the region’s energy transition. The ASEAN LNG market is facing rising pressure as global […]
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The Global LNG market tightened sharply in January 2026 as a sudden spike in US Henry Hub prices rippled across Europe and Asia, highlighting how finely balanced supply and demand have become. European LNG imports rebounded strongly, underpinned by a surge in US exports, while Japanese and Chinese annual imports continued to decline despite record-high Chinese volumes in December and […]
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Japan’s outlook signals a softer global LNG market in FY2026 as lower LNG prices, weaker gas-fired power generation, and nuclear restarts reduce one of Asia’s largest buyers’ demand for LNG. The report suggests that Japan’s LNG needs are set to ease in FY2026, with imported LNG prices expected to decline and gas-fired power generation falling sharply as more nuclear capacity […]
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