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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: […]
Latin America LNG exports could expand significantly as countries seek to monetise underdeveloped gas resources and connect them with global markets. Argentina is advancing new floating LNG capacity, while Guyana and Suriname offer longer-term export potential. However, declining reserves continue to constrain established suppliers such as Trinidad and Tobago and Peru. Why we chose this report: Latin America and the […]
The EU methane regulation could reshape access to the European gas market as reporting, verification and methane-intensity requirements are progressively introduced. A new study finds major differences in the exposure and readiness of Middle Eastern and North African exporters. Algeria faces particularly high trade exposure, while Qatar appears better positioned to meet the new requirements. Why we chose this report: […]
LNG methane emissions will face greater scrutiny as European importers begin implementing the EU Methane Regulation’s monitoring, reporting and verification requirements. Importers must obtain producer-level emissions information across complex international supply chains, creating significant compliance challenges for LNG suppliers and traders. Certification and trace-and-claim systems could provide practical routes for transferring verified emissions data with imported cargoes. Why we chose […]
LNG trading could become an increasingly important part of Japan’s energy strategy as nuclear restarts reduce domestic gas demand while contracted supply remains close to 70 Mtpa through 2032. Rather than simply offloading surplus cargoes, Japanese companies could optimise their portfolios by choosing when and where to sell. Their ability to do so at scale will depend on how much […]
European LNG imports are increasing as low storage levels and uncertainty over winter supply encourage buyers to secure additional cargoes. Meanwhile, the premium for delivering LNG to Northeast Asia has narrowed sufficiently to close the arbitrage from the US Gulf Coast, despite weak charter rates. Japan and China have reportedly offered cargoes back into Europe as current price signals redirect […]
Natural gas supply systems face growing geopolitical risks, reduced pipeline flexibility and greater exposure to weather-driven demand. Flexible LNG contracts, destination rights, swaps and floating storage can help redirect cargoes during a crisis, but market mechanisms alone may not prevent extreme prices or physical shortages. Physical reserves, emergency planning and international coordination therefore remain essential. Why we chose this report: […]