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Russian LNG exports could face additional logistical challenges as European restrictions on maritime services place increasing pressure on the specialised ice-class tanker fleet supporting the Yamal LNG project. A June 2026 briefing examines the dependence of Russia’s Arctic LNG operations on European shipyards, technical expertise and access to specialist equipment. The analysis focuses on Denmark’s Fayard shipyard, identified as the […]
Global LNG supply remained under pressure in the third quarter of 2026 as reduced exports from Qatar and the UAE intensified competition between European and Asian buyers. A new quarterly gas market assessment examines how disrupted Middle Eastern exports, rising North American production and shifting regional demand are reshaping international LNG trade. Global LNG imports reached 127.7 bcm in Q3 […]
Global LNG supply could fall by approximately 17 million tonnes during winter 2026/27 if the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, creating significant risks for international gas markets. A new winter market assessment examines the impact of constrained Middle Eastern exports, expanding North American liquefaction capacity and changing LNG demand across major importing regions. Under a scenario in which LNG […]
Australian LNG export volumes are forecast to remain close to 80 million tonnes annually through 2031, supported by new production capacity and ongoing investment in major projects. Export earnings are expected to rise from A$57 billion in 2025–26 to A$70 billion in 2026–27, before declining to A$42 billion by 2030–31 as global LNG prices moderate. New supply from projects including […]
Methane regulations are increasingly influencing global gas and LNG trade, with new requirements affecting market access, supplier contracts and investment decisions. Jurisdictions representing approximately 67% of global natural gas production have adopted or proposed operational rules addressing methane emissions. While international approaches are gradually converging around common measurement and reporting standards, significant differences remain between regulatory regimes. The report examines […]
US LNG export costs could rise significantly as expanding export capacity, growing electricity demand and higher production costs place increasing pressure on American natural gas supplies. A July 2026 report warns that US wholesale gas prices could double by the late 2030s compared with their 2020–2025 average, with implications for LNG importers worldwide. The analysis examines how rising LNG exports, […]
Global LNG supply outlook risks have intensified ahead of winter 2026/27, with approximately 15 million tonnes less LNG potentially available than last winter despite new export capacity. Continued disruption through the Strait of Hormuz is expected to outweigh additional supply from other regions, leaving international markets vulnerable to further tightening. Europe enters winter with nearly 13 bcm less gas in […]
European LNG demand is set to play a critical role in winter 2026/27 as low gas storage levels, constrained Middle Eastern exports and competition with Asian buyers increase pressure on international LNG markets. A new European winter supply assessment examines the volumes of LNG required to maintain gas security under different weather and supply conditions. Under reference winter conditions, Europe […]
Global LNG prices could face significant downward pressure if renewed Russian pipeline gas supplies to Europe coincide with a wave of new LNG export capacity. A September 2026 global energy outlook explores how changing geopolitical conditions, energy demand and infrastructure investment could reshape international gas markets. One scenario examines the hypothetical return of 50–60 bcm of Russian pipeline gas to […]