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Figure 5.4: LNG portfolio contracts 2020–2030. Light blue bars = aggregator supply contracts, dark blue bars = aggregator sale contracts, grey line = portfolio net length.

Strengthening natural gas supply resilience after repeated shocks

Global LNG price curves and fuel-switching thresholds during the Hormuz crisis

LNG prices surge as Europe and Asia compete for scarce cargoes

Global gas flaring volume and flaring intensity from 2012 to 2025

Global gas flaring reaches its highest level since 2019

LNG fleet surplus projected to widen through 2027

Disruption is masking a growing LNG fleet surplus

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LNG methane emissions management across the global value chain

Europe monthly LNG imports decline sharply in 2026

Global LNG trade shifts towards Asia as European imports plunge

Line chart titled 'Figure 16: International natural gas prices' showing USD per MMBtu from Jan 2021 to Nov 2026 for Henry Hub (orange), LNG Northeast Asia (blue), and TTF (gray) with event callouts along the timeline and a forward curve on the right.

Global LNG supply shows greater resilience to major disruption

Figure 2 shows year‑on‑year change in LNG exports (MMCM) from Jan 2025 to Jul 2026. Horizontal axis lists months, vertical axis shows change values up to ±12,000. Bars are stacked by region (Qatar & UAE in blue, North America in red, Australia in green, Russia in purple, Other in light blue) and a black line represents the total LNG exports trend over time.

Hormuz LNG supply losses largely offset by rising output elsewhere

Global LNG demand and supply balance outlook from 2025 to 2050

Global LNG demand may struggle to absorb the coming supply wave

Global LNG market tanker transporting liquefied natural gas

Global LNG market set to shrink in 2026 as Gulf disruption hits supply

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