LNG

Offtakes have tripled in the first 42 weeks year-on-year British LNG demand has seen a dramatic increase compared to 2018 and 2017 as the country reached a preliminary offtake peak…

Growth in Pakistan tempers change driven by Egypt Whilst the overall number of cargoes delivered by Sunday midnight is looking to remain stable week-on-week as well as year-on-year, the actual…

According to today’s vessel schedule, the end of this week will have seen 82 cargo liftings amounting to 5.78mmt, representing a 0.64mmt (12%) an increase week-on-week.

We expect the end of this week to have seen 73 – 75 cargo liftings amounting to c. 5.29mmt, representing roughly one cargo less week-on-week. Pacific Basin  The Pacific Basin…

Japan tops list with 1.58mmt Pacific Basin We are currently expecting 4.87mmt to be delivered within the Pacific Basin by the end of this week, constituting a decrease of 10%…

Last week’s global LNG trade stood at 13.50mmt, having thus decreased by 1.94mmt (-12.6%) week-on-week. Pacific Basin week-on-week exports suffer as Australia and Malaysia ship less.

Final August figures likely to improve but outlook suggests fewer exports in August, with the majority of shipped LNG still at sea and headed for the Pacific As of 28…

However, August exports likely to fall short Global LNG shipments (not including re-exports) reached 32.30mmt in July, constituting an increase of 2.33mmt (8%) month-on-month and 4.67mmt (17%) year-on-year. Overall, global…

Country now operates in similar demand spectrum as Japan Chinese LNG imports saw robust week-on-week growth last week, rising by 0.44mmt (45%) to 1.41million tonnes (mmt) last week (12-18 August)…

Sabine Pass manages turnaround in last week of July US LNG exports seemed set for negative growth in the fourth week of July based on vessel schedule visibility. At the…