How geopolitics is reshaping the natural gas and LNG market

Geopolitical tensions and shifting global alliances are fundamentally reshaping the natural gas and LNG landscape, fueling market volatility, disrupting supply chains, and reconfiguring trade flows. This shift is forcing a complete reconfiguration of global energy flows. Europe now competes with Asia for US LNG cargoes, while traditional pipeline routes give way to flexible seaborne trade. Even as the U.S., Qatar and others expand their roles as global LNG suppliers, buyers seek to avoid over-reliance on any single source, leading to more market-based trading and a need for sophisticated risk management.

Nations are prioritising energy security and diversification over traditional supplier relationships, and LNG is increasingly positioned not just as a commodity but as a strategic asset for both producers and consumers in an increasingly fragmented and risk-prone global energy market.

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