c. 2015 CE–c. 2019 CE
Greater LNG contractual flexibility
Energy · Technology · Infrastructure
During the second half of the 2010s, liquefied-natural-gas (LNG) trade grew and a larger share of contracts incorporated more flexible destinations. This connected some regional gas markets more closely and broadened supply options, but the IEA warned that contractual liquidity does not eliminate physical bottlenecks, infrastructure dependence, or supply-security risks.
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