Name: LNG: 2024 in review
Brand: Wood Mackenzie
SKU: 192829
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Author: Wood Mackenzie

Insight 21 January 2025

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Report summary

Uncertainty and disruption characterized much of 2024 for the LNG industry. Global gas and LNG gas prices rallied and fell based on rumour alone. The LNG market witnesses minimal supply growth. The US and China retained their positions as the largest exporters and importers of LNG, respectively. In this report, we examine the changed LNG landscape, recap the year’s most significant developments, review trends and share our outlook for the industry.

LNG supply growth slows to a crawl
LNG demand: Asia bounces back as Europe wanes
Supply uncertainty keeps the pressure on global prices
Under-construction capacity delayed
New LNG supply sanctioned in three continents
US projects hampered by regulatory crackdown
Momentum builds as projects position for FIDs in 2025 and 2026
Brent-linked deals
North American deals
Orders, deliveries and shipyards
Spot charter rates plunge to historic lows
Major's 2024 LNG strategy
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North bound Suez Canal transits (Laden + Ballast)South bound Suez Canal transits (Laden + Ballast)Global LNG exports year-on-year change

Global LNG imports year-on-year changeLNG prices 2023-2024FID outlookLNG Contract ACQ by destinationACQ of contracts by source (mmtpa)Average oil indexation by year signedLNG regas terminals commissioned in 20244 year average vs Q4 2024LNG spot charter rates