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LNG: handling flexibility risk

Even though the euphoria about the global liquefied natural gas market has dissipated, experts still forecast significant long-term growth. But in a buyer’s market the supplier has to understand the new risks. Maria Kielmas reports

A global economic downturn, low demand in the crucial Asia-Pacific region and low US natural gas prices have all contributed to dampening the enthusiasm of two years ago over global liquefied natural gas (LNG) growth. But this does not mean the original optimism was misplaced. “The US market is the key market. It desperately needs to find more gas after 2010. That means a significant growth for

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