LNG

There is little reason to expect Japan’s reactors will offset its voracious new appetite for LNG.

With another energy-saving campaign this summer, Japanese utilities may look for profits abroad.

Responding to a growing pollution crisis, China is becoming a bigger player in the LNG market.

China’s energy rebalancing may be as important and difficult as its economic equivalent.

An ambitious yet feasible program could have profound implications for the LNG market.

Qatar-ASEAN ties are growing based on complementary strengths in areas like energy and agriculture.

With the mining boom declared over, Australia turns to LNG. But is the local industry competitive enough?

With a limited window of opportunity, can Canada tap Asia’s growing natural gas market?

With China’s slowdown, environmental concerns and the cyclical nature of the resource and energy industry, can the boom in the “wild west” endure?

America seems awash in cheap natural gas. With prospects high for its export to Asia, how will players like Australia react?

Will North America’s new found wealth in energy reserves impact Asia?