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Gas to Grow, Prices to Cool: Five Takeaways From the IEA’s Medium-Term Gas Report
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Gas to grow, prices to cool: five takeaways from the IEA’s Medium-Term Gas Report
As Europe fires up for winter, the IEA’s latest gas outlook delivers a dose of realism — LNG waves, lower prices, and the race to stay flexible. Greg Molnar provides this 5 key takeaways from the report. (1) Just ride the wave: global LNG liquefaction capacity is set to expand by 300 bcm/y by 2030, with Qatar and the US accounting for about 70% of incremental capacity. This would translate into a net LNG supply growth of 250 bcm, when accounting…
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AftenpostenBy 2030, there will be new liquefied natural gas (LNG) capacity equivalent to more than double Norway's gas exports, according to the IEA.
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