LNG (LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS)

Australia, China LNG trade tipped to grow

AUSTRALIA and China are continuing to forge their strategic business partnership, with liquefied natural gas exports singled out by Resources Minister Martin Ferguson as an opportunity for trade growth.

Ferguson said global LNG demand was forecast to double by 2030 and that China's investment in LNG-receiving terminals was growing rapidly, with three in operation, four under construction and many others...

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