Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) output is set to surge this year, easing constraints seen after the start of the war in Ukraine in 2022 and lowering prices, which could spur demand, including from top importers China and India, analysts say.
This year marks the start of a large wave of supply that analysts expect to last until 2029, depressing prices that could drive more demand from emerging economies.
"2026 is expected to be a transitional year for the LNG market," said Kpler. "The market is expected to move away from tightness toward ample availability, with sufficient supply even as winter demand and storage needs emerge, partic
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