Energy Crisis Impact on LNG Supply Shifts
The energy crisis brings consequences far more complex than simply LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) supply shortages. It also creates inflationary pressure and slows global economic growth. Throughout history, global energy crises have been triggered by various factors, ranging from geopolitical conflicts and wars to post-COVID-19 demand surges that overwhelmed production capacity. When LNG supply from […]
Geopolitical Risks in Global LNG Distribution
Global LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) distribution currently relies heavily on international maritime trade routes. Qatar, one of the world’s largest LNG exporters, ships most of its supply through the Strait of Hormuz to Asian markets, including South Korea, India, China, and Japan. Today, the strait serves as a highly strategic export corridor. When geopolitical conflicts […]
The Strategic Role of the Strait of Hormuz in Global LNG Trade
The Strait of Hormuz is the backbone of global energy trade. This strait is not only a key oil distribution route, but even more critically, a vital pathway for LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas). According to IEA data, around 34% of global crude oil trade passes through this strait. For LNG, approximately 93% of Qatar’s LNG […]