Wood Mackenzie sees change in Chinese LNG profile as Asia-Pacific supplies grow

Wednesday, 12 November 2014

Wood Mackenzie, the LNG and energy consultants, forecast rising Chinese LNG demand as  the Asia-Pacific region sees an increase of 70 million tonnes per annum of LNG supply from Australasia over the period to 2019, driven by production from Papua New Guinea.


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