Global LNG trade reached a record 436.98 million metric tons in 2025, but Middle East conflict threatens future growth.
Global liquefied natural gas trade hit a record last year as strong U.S. exports
and rising European imports offset weaker Asian purchases, the
International Gas Union said in a report on Wednesday.Conflict in the Middle East could lead to a contraction in
2026, however, it warned."The conflict in the Gulf has damaged LNG infrastructure,
clouded the outlook for the region's expansion projects, and
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The share of shipments to Asia in total US LNG exports jumped to 24.4% in March from 14.5% in February, according to the report
Middle East crisis disrupts international natural gas markets and delays global LNG supply wave - News from the International…
Global demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is expected to increase to nearly 700 million tonnes a year by 2050, an increase of…
If the disruptions to Mideast LNG continue to year's end, global LNG supply could experience a rare annual contraction, according…
Shell projects global LNG demand will jump 65% by 2050 as Asia's appetite grows, even as the Strait of Hormuz crisis stalls 2026…
As noted, 20% of global LNG supplies pass through the Strait of Hormuz, and after its closure, they were effectively blocked
