AlphaValue Study Highlights Diverging Paths for Oil and LNG Markets
A study by AlphaValue suggests that oil and LNG markets are set to diverge, with global LNG demand projected to expand beyond 422 Mtpa from 2025.
Independent research house AlphaValue has released a new sector study titled "2050: A Gas Odyssey", examining the long-term outlook for liquefied natural gas. The findings suggest that the global market trajectories for oil and LNG are set to move further apart over the coming decades.
The report outlines continued expansion for the sector, noting that global LNG demand is projected to increase from 422 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) in 2025. This diverging outlook indicates that gas markets are pursuing an independent growth path distinct from crude oil trends.
For vessel operators, offshore contractors, and procurement teams, this widening divide highlights the growing importance of gas-related operations. Aligning procurement strategies, sourcing specialised marine equipment, and maintaining dependable technical supply chains will be critical as offshore and transport activity adapts to the expanding LNG sector.
- LNG
- Oil and Gas
- Market Outlook
- Marine Procurement
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