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IGU says 2022 “most turbulent year ever” for natural gas

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IGU says 2022 “most turbulent year ever” for natural gas

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As of April 2023, 20 LNG exporting markets are connected to 48 markets with importing infrastructure. by: Dale Lunan

VANCOUVER, July 12 – The International Gas Union (IGU), in releasing its 14th annual World LNG Report today at the LNG2023 Conference here, called 2022 the “most turbulent year” in the history of global gas markets. But LNG, it said, demonstrated “essential value as a flexible, reliable, available energy re...

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