IEA Outlook expects China to be importing twice as much LNG as future No. 2 importer India
Wednesday, 13 November 2019
The International Energy Agency says the massive expansion of natural gas production is having wide-ranging effects on the global liquefied natural gas balance by underpinning major investments in new liquefaction capacity despite low gas prices in both Europe and Asia.
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