With much of Europe continuing to scramble to secure adequate natural gas supplies in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the resulting ramifications, LNG is seen as a leading solution to help solve the global energy crisis, which experts believe could continue for the next two to three years until new global capacity comes online en masse.

NGI Podcast

In the latest episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow podcast, NGI’s Patrick Rau, Director of Strategy and Research, takes a look at the apparent disconnect between the demand for new LNG infrastructure and whether it can – or will – be built.  While much of the world cannot get domestic LNG fast enough, several major onshore U.S. liquefaction projects not yet sanctioned have indicated not so fast. Some sponsors are pushing out their...