LNG demand is expected to grow as the world seeks replacements fuels to cut carbon emissions, according to the International Association of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers (GIIGNL).
In a forward to GIIGNL’s 2022 annual report, published today, president Jean Abiteboul said: “In the future, the much-needed substitution of coal and polluting liquid fuels as well as the geographical mismatch between natural gas production and consumption regions will generate significant additional LNG demand.”
