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Global short-term LNG supply tracker (Q3 2022)
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Global LNG run rates have stabilised at 80% of nameplate capacity through July-August. Maintenance levels have softened after reaching an all-time high in July, but the Freeport outage and feedgas limitations in various markets have continued to weigh on output. - How will LNG supply perform this winter? - Where is growth coming from? - How many new projects will start in the next two years? The report outlines our latest supply view by country through 2024, along with recent actuals.
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