LNG market insights, reports and analysis

U.S. LNG exports rise 14.1% as Europe takes over half of August shipments

David Callanan
October 23, 2026

US LNG export terminals and supply and capacity maps update – October 5, 2026

David Callanan
October 22, 2026

Strait of Hormuz LNG disruption puts prices, trade flows and demand under pressure

David Callanan
October 21, 2026

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Global LNG trade: trend in global monthly LNG imports by region during 2026, with 2024 and 2025 comparisons

Global LNG trade contracts as supply disruptions lift prices

October 21, 2026

Global LNG trade remained under pressure in September 2026, with imports falling 4.4% year on year to 32.8 million tonnes, the seventh consecutive monthly decline. Restrictions on shipments through the Strait of Hormuz continued to constrain exports from Qatar and the UAE, while imports fell across both Europe and Asia. European and Northeast Asian spot prices rose by around 21% […]

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UK LNG supply security: monthly gas flows showing LNG and pipeline imports and exports from 2016 to 2026

UK LNG supply security depends on more than import capacity

October 21, 2026

UK LNG supply security depends on attracting cargoes when demand rises, rather than terminal capacity alone. This report examines how declining domestic gas production, limited storage and competition for flexible LNG shipments shape Britain’s exposure to supply shortages and price spikes. The analysis connects LNG procurement with seasonal gas balances, NBP–TTF price spreads and electricity system risks. It also considers […]

Eastern Mediterranean gas fields, LNG terminals and pipelines in Egypt, Israel and Cyprus

Eastern Mediterranean gas faces hurdles in expanding LNG exports

October 21, 2026

Eastern Mediterranean gas offers opportunities to diversify LNG supplies, but turning offshore resources into reliable exports remains challenging. This backgrounder examines developments in Egypt, Israel and Cyprus, alongside the infrastructure and geopolitical constraints shaping the region’s prospects. Egypt’s liquefaction terminals provide the main route to global LNG markets, yet declining domestic production and rising electricity demand limit export availability. Bringing […]

LNG as a marine fuel: fuel costs including decarbonisation penalties compared with sustainable marine fuels, 2024–2050

LNG as a marine fuel faces a narrowing compliance advantage

October 21, 2026

LNG as a marine fuel benefits from an expanding vessel fleet and established bunkering infrastructure, but its longer-term competitiveness faces growing pressure. This report examines how methane emissions, tightening regulation and competing fuels could reshape its role in maritime decarbonisation. The analysis explores whether LNG investment can support a transition to bio-LNG and e-methane or prolong dependence on fossil fuels. […]