Shaky LNG outlookConsultants suggest ‘window of opportunity’ gone for new global projects GARY PARK For Petroleum News
The LNG train may be pulling out of the station, leaving a host of stranded passengers on the platform.
That is the essence of a message from energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie, which has delivered the bleakest outlook yet for global LNG, suggesting the window slammed at least six months ago on a raf....
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