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Global LNG trade has expanded rapidly, but supply remains concentrated among a few exporters while demand is spread across a growing number of importing countries. This report examines how the Strait of Hormuz, infrastructure constraints and price shocks affect supply security, alongside the outlook for demand and fuel substitution. Why we chose this report: The report draws on a harmonised […]
The EU methane regulation brings greater scrutiny to emissions associated with imported fossil gas, including LNG. This brief compares methane intensity and abatement potential among major EU suppliers, estimates how much wasted gas could be recovered, and sets out recommendations for EU energy policy. Why we chose this report: The EU is a major LNG import market, so its approach […]
Global LNG supply security is the central theme of this paper, which draws lessons from the 2022–23 energy crisis and the 2026 Hormuz disruption. It examines gas reserves, LNG contract flexibility and supply-chain emissions, and outlines areas for further cooperation between producers and consumers. Why we chose this report: The paper brings together several issues central to LNG market analysis: […]
LNG Canada is one of several major projects examined in this study of British Columbia’s oil and gas economy. Drawing on published Canadian statistics, the report assesses construction spending, production, exports and employment, as well as the wider contribution of resource industries to the economy. Why we chose this report: The study shows how LNG Canada, Coastal GasLink and upstream […]
US LNG exports could account for more than one-third of global LNG supply by 2031, according to the study’s base case. The analysis examines the effects of export growth on the US economy and domestic gas prices, and models how slower growth could affect gas markets in Europe and Asia. Why we chose this report: This study connects the outlook […]
US LNG exports reached 518.7 Bcf in July 2026, up 18.7% from a year earlier, with shipments reaching 35 countries. This monthly report breaks down LNG volumes and export prices by terminal and destination, alongside wider US natural gas trade by pipeline. Why we chose this report: The United States is a major supplier to the global LNG market, and […]
The global LNG market is tightening as continued disruption through the Strait of Hormuz restricts Qatari and UAE exports. New liquefaction projects are expected to replace only part of the lost supply, leaving global volumes lower in 2026. Europe faces particular exposure as it enters winter with reduced LNG availability and a smaller storage buffer. Why we chose this report: […]
European LNG imports are increasing as buyers respond to low storage levels and uncertainty over winter supply. The price premium for delivering Atlantic LNG to East Asia has narrowed sharply, effectively closing the US Gulf Coast arbitrage. Some Japanese and Chinese buyers are consequently offering cargoes back into Europe. Why we chose this report: European gas storage was approximately 63% […]
Thailand LNG imports are expected to rise as declining domestic production and lower pipeline flows from Myanmar reshape the country’s gas supply. LNG accounted for approximately 29% of supply in 2024 and could exceed half of core supply by 2031. This growing dependence will increase Thailand’s exposure to global prices, supply disruptions and geopolitical risk. Why we chose this report: […]