A wave of new liquefied natural gas (LNG) production capacity will result in major changes to global gas markets, a new analysis indicates. The Gas 2025 analysis  by the International Energy Agency finds that about 300 billion cubic meters of new export capacity will be added across the world by 2030, with most of the expansion occurring in the U.S. and Qatar. “This wave of new LNG production capacity is set to profoundly transform global gas market dynamics,” the report stat

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Two years after the global energy turmoil of 2022-23, worldwide demand for natural gas is increasing at a more rapid rate, and global gas...

Two years after the global energy turmoil of 2022-23, worldwide demand for natural gas is increasing at a more rapid rate, and global gas...