Who will absorb the global LNG oversupply?

Spot LNG prices have bounced up after hitting three-year lows but the market remains weak, with the LNG market diverging from higher Brent crude prices.

The ramp up of LNG production from Australia and the US has finally led to a sustained global oversupply. Sellers are looking for demand signals from established, and newer buyers globally.

In this market insight, ICIS LNG and gas experts analyse the outlook for summer demand across the market and provide a comprehensive country-by-country overview, across the key importing markets.

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Who will absorb the global LNG oversupply?

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