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LNG's great wall of supply

WOODSIDE Petroleum and a flood of other LNG mega-project proponents are pushing ahead to make final investment decision by the end of 2016 to flood an already oversupplied LNG market that is now being exacerbated by a demand downturn, Wood Mackenzie says.

Anthony Barich

The consultancy's vice president global gas and LNG research Noel Tomnay is surprised at how few new projects chasing final investment decision have been postponed so far, considering the LNG market is...

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