Commodity Market Report
Global gas markets long-term outlook 2019: Global Supply
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Report summary
Overall global gas supply grows by 1,240 bcm between 2019 and 2040 in our latest view. This growth is primarily fuelled by increased shale gas output from North America, but other regions show high growth rates as their export infrastructure - particularly LNG - expands. The United States remains the world's biggest producer throughout our forecast, but Russia remains the biggest net exporter of gas, by some margin, out to 2040.
Table of contents
- Global supply
- Supply by country
- Exports by country
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Total global gas supply
- Gas supply by type - conventional and unconventional
- Unconventional gas supply - key regions
- Global gas supply by status
- Gas supply growth by region
- Global gas supply by region
- Gas supply by country - US and Russia
- Gas supply by country - other major producers
- Major net exporters in 2040
- Gas exports by method - LNG vs pipe
- Major LNG exporters
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