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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

US LNG exports by region of destination from 2022 to 2026

US LNG exports rise 15.5% year-on-year in May

LNG shipping laden versus ballast carrier fleet trends 2021–2026

LNG shipping rates fall despite heightened geopolitical tensions

Map of existing US LNG export terminals showing facilities in Alaska, Maryland and Georgia, with an inset for Gulf Coast terminals.

US LNG export terminals and supply and capacity maps update — June 30, 2026

US natural gas production by region from 2010 to 2026, showing growth in Appalachia, Permian, Haynesville and Eagle Ford output.

US natural gas outlook points to growing demand from LNG exports and data centres

Atlantic Basin LNG utilisation rates compared with global LNG and Pacific Basin liquefaction utilisation between 2024 and 2026.

Atlantic Basin LNG remains critical to global supply despite seasonal maintenance

US LNG supply outlook showing rising reliance on new unconventional gas production through 2050

US LNG economics sit inside a tightening price corridor

European LNG imports by source showing rising reliance on US LNG

European LNG imports become increasingly dependent on US supply

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