Global natural gas consumption has experienced a steady, multi-decade ascent, solidifying its role in the international energy mix. Authors: Rainer Kurz (RKSBenergy) & Klaus Brun (Ebara Elliott Energy)
Traditionally, natural gas transport relied on expansive pipeline networks to bridge the gap between production fields and final consumers. Pipelines, however, are inherently restricted by geography.
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