The website is currently in test mode, and we are actively improving our features.
Found a mistake or have an idea? Share it with us using the feedback form.
D.TRADING: LNG Market Closely Monitoring Gulf Supply Developments
“Global LNG liquefaction capacity is already running close to its limits. If exports from Qatar and the UAE were to remain offline for a longer period, Europe and Asia may need to compete more actively for available Atlantic supply.”
James O’Brien, Head of LNG at D.TRADING, shared his perspective with Bloomberg on the potential market implications of ongoing disruptions to Gulf energy flows.
O’Brien noted that the current situation highlights the sensitivity of global LNG markets, particularly given that liquefaction capacity worldwide is operating near full utilisation.
“Global LNG liquefaction capacity is already running close to its limits. If exports from Qatar and the UAE were to remain offline for a longer period, Europe and Asia may need to compete more actively for available Atlantic supply.”
Unlike oil markets, where spare production capacity can sometimes ease supply pressures, LNG markets have more limited flexibility, which can increase sensitivity to prolonged disruptions.
For now, market pricing reflects expectations that the situation will remain manageable. However, O’Brien emphasised that duration will ultimately shape the scale of any market reaction.
Read the full article HERE
“As long as the disruption is temporary, the market should be able to adjust. If it were to last longer, we could see a more pronounced response in volatility.”
Latest news
Loading latest news...
No other articles in this category
Share
