Australia forecasts tightly balanced LNG market and outlines prospects for export rivals Qatar and US
Thursday, 28 March 2024
The Australian Government said the nation’s LNG export revenues are expected to decline from A$72 billion (US$47Bln) in the current fiscal year to just under A$45Bln by 2028-2029 as volumes flow in a tight market, though prices will ease in real terms towards the end of the decade.
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