EnThe growth of liquefied natural gas shipping has transformed the global energy supply chain, but is arguably still in its infancy according to the Financial Times. Demand for the fuel is expanding however, most recently with South Africa looking to source LNG to address power shortages Bloomberg reports. The U.S. has just started exports, … Continue reading “Demand for Liquefied Gas Rising, Except Where it Matters”
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Demand for Liquefied Gas Rising, Except Where it Matters
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