LNG in 2015 and mid-term perspectives

LNG Demand grew 2% in 2015 in a soft market. Decline in major Asian importing countries.Growth mainly in MENA countries, new importers (Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan) and Europe + Brazil, Thailand and Taiwan..

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LNG in 2015 and mid-term perspectives

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