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The growth in LNG production will depend on the availability of capital for construction of gasification export facilities and associated infrastructure alongside Asia’s rate of economic development and change towards a world of less carbon to combat global warming.
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America became the fifth largest exporter of liquid natural gas in the world last year.
African LNG “will gain in importance, given its strategic location between the Atlantic and Pacific basins.”
There is a growing worldwide opportunity to meet the needs of customers located beyond their country’s gas pipeline grid with virtual pipelines, or regular shipments of LNG or biogas by truck, train, or canal barge.
