The continued exports from the blacklisted Arctic LNG 2 plant to China are set to bring more downward pressure on global gas prices.
China’s procurement of Russian LNG cargoes from the blacklisted Arctic LNG 2 facility will likely weigh on global gas prices as the additional volumes loosen a relatively tight supply environment, market sources said on the sidelines of the annual Gastech conference held in Milan last week.
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