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China, Germany, and South Korea are leading the way in future regasification capacity, set to add a combined 133.5 bcm/year by 2030. Meanwhile, liquefaction plants under construction are expected to contribute an additional 204.7 million tons per year by 2030. Explore these insights and more global LNG liquefaction and regasification trends in our newly updated LNG Project Tracker.
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Andrew Jackson, Senior Research Fellow at University of Surrey's Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity discusses the costs and risks of a delayed energy transition with Conversation of the Century editor Ronan Kavanagh.
Explore how economic wild cards, triggered by US tariffs, have reshaped Asia's natural gas demand in Q1 2025, following steady growth rates of 2.3% in 2023 and 5.8% in 2024. Dive into our new interactive analytics tool and obtain useful insights on gas demand, consumption and trade across Asia.
The use of tariffs to further national economic interests may not be novel, but the trade barriers the US are strikingly original. Traditional allies and competitors alike are in the firing line from notably high tariffs on a wide range of commodities and technologies.
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  • The Canadian Liberal Party – led by new Prime Minister Mark Carney – won last month’s elections fueled by backlash to US President Donald Trump’s trade policies and attacks on Canadian sovereignty. US trade tensions are weighing heavily on growth, with Carney likely to turn to Asia and Europe to diversify export options. Carney also gave vocal support for the hydrocarbon sector, vowing to build out new infrastructure and expedite reviews, and the prospects for new pipelines and LNG export facilities could rise. Yet, he will continue efforts to fight climate change, while the industry still faces many hurdles to build out infrastructure – including new trade war-related risks – which could dampen enthusiasm.
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