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LNG prices and demand remain subdued as 2023 opens

Rystad says even Shell's Aussie outages can't turn a bear to a bull

LNG prices and demand remain subdued as 2023 opens

Even major outages at two major sources of supply into the Pacific Basin from Australia, at Shell's QCLNG and Prelude FLNG, has not been enough to reverse bearish sentiment, according to a report from...

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