LNG
Liquefied natural gas (sometimes liquid natural gas, frequently LNG) is natural gas (predominantly methane, CH4, with some mixture of ethane, C2H6) that has been cooled to liquid form for ease and safety of non-pressurized storage or transport. It takes up approximately 1/600th the volume of natural gas in the gaseous state at standard temperature and pressure.
Beyond's analysis on LNG
- — Geopolitical shifts drive US interest in reviving $6 billion annual LNG trade with China amid supply disruptions
- — Qatar's LNG export disruption triggers global scramble for alternative gas supplies
- — Energy giants Chevron and ExxonMobil intensify strategic commitment to the global LNG market
- — Pakistan secures a second Qatari LNG shipment via Hormuz after Iran-mediated transit deal, boosting its energy supplies
- — Golar LNG initiates fixed income investor meetings to arrange new debt offerings
- — Europe outbids Asia for LNG cargoes as spot prices surge 150%, reshaping global gas flows
- — Soaring LNG prices are set to cut Asian demand by 3‑10% this year, marking the second annual decline
- — Flex LNG will update investors at the Pareto Securities Energy Conference, offering a snapshot of its LNG outlook
- — Hanwha Power secures ABS approval in principle for a 22,000 CBM LNG bunkering vessel concept, advancing its integrated marine‑energy offering
- — Hanwha Power secures ABS approval‑in‑principle for a 22,000 CBM LNG bunkering vessel, advancing its integrated marine‑energy offering and positioning the group to capture growing demand for low‑carbon ship fueling
- — LNG prices expected to remain elevated due to Middle East supply disruptions
- — CB&I and AG&P Industrial commission Philippines' first all‑steel full‑containment LNG storage tanks, boosting regional LNG infrastructure
Recent news mentioning LNG
- — TotalEnergies to Develop Offshore Gas Field to Boost Nigeria LNG Supply
- — Washington Needs This LNG Deal More Than Beijing Does
- — Exxon Just Set a Bold 2030 Target for LNG Sales. Here's What 50 Million Tons Actually Means.
- — Qatar’s LNG Loss Revives Projects From Argentina to Timor-Leste
- — Qatar’s LNG Loss Revives Projects From Argentina to Timor-Leste
- — Hormuz Blockage Puts Qatar's $83 Billion LNG Bet at Risk
- — Same Conference, Same Day, Same Bet: Chevron and ExxonMobil Double Down on LNG
- — Pakistan Secures Second Qatari LNG Cargo Through Hormuz After Iran Deal
- — Golar LNG Limited Announces Fixed Income Investor Meetings
- — Sempra (SRE) Adds a 20-Year LNG Agreement. How Much Commercial Risk Does it Remove?
- — Europe Outbids Asia for LNG as Prices Surge 150%
- — Sempra (SRE) Just Locked In Two Decades of LNG Demand