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Who will absorb LNG oversupply?
The LNG glut this summer is a hot topic, with key importers facing a variety of options. Some will buy more spot cargoes, while others are constrained by price and capacity. Ed Cox, Ruth Liao and Ed Lane of ICIS report.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Region: Europe|Middle East|Caribbean
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: Japan - Argentina - South Korea - India - Brazil - Turkey - China - Mexico - Chile -
Organisation: ICIS
Subjects: Liquefied natural gas, Gas prices
