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LNG comes in from the cold

Will the current rise in activity in the liquefied natural gas industry result in the product being traded in the same way as other commodities? By Eurof Thomas

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Just a few years back, liquefied natural gas (LNG) was considered a niche product by the energy industry. But that scenario already seems ancient history. Recent changes in the energy markets have all helped to raise LNG’s profile.

Of particular significance have been deregulation in Europe and the US, the energy crisis in California, the relatively high cost of new sources of natural gas pipeline

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