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LNG Exports Develop at Slowest Tempo Since 2015, Knowledge Present

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Last updated: 2024/12/31 at 10:35 PM
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World liquefied pure fuel exports grew on the slowest tempo since 2015, threatening to maintain costs elevated till new provide comes on-line to satisfy rising demand.

Annual LNG shipments are set to rise 0.4% to roughly 414 million tons this yr, in response to knowledge compiled by Kpler. Delays to US tasks and sanctions in opposition to Russia’s latest facility curbed new provide into the market.

The LNG market has been finely balanced for the reason that 2022 invasion of Ukraine lower Russian pipeline fuel to Europe, forcing the continent to rely extra on the super-chilled gas. The dearth of latest exports has made the market vulnerable to cost spikes for consumers in Europe and Asia.  

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The market may discover some aid in 2025 as new US tasks ramp up manufacturing and one other facility begins in Canada. Enterprise World LNG Inc.’s Plaquemines plant exported its first cargo final week, and Cheniere Power Inc.’s Corpus Christi plant started manufacturing from the primary section of its enlargement on Monday.

The US was the world’s largest exporter, transport a document 87 million tons in 2024, roughly on par with the earlier yr, Kpler knowledge confirmed.

China was the largest LNG purchaser for the second yr in a row. The nation obtained over 78 million tons, up 8.5% year-over-year, in response to the info. That’s nonetheless barely decrease than 2021, when China imported about 80 million tons.




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