Why LNG doesn’t trade like oilTransportation another difference between oil and gas and long-term contracts make natural gas pricing opaque, unlike crude oil Jeannette Lee Researcher/Writer, Office of the Federal Coordinator
Constraints on LNG transport
LNG shipments are also relatively inflexible. They need special, and very expensive, terminals for supercooling the gas to minus 260 degrees and then regasifying on delivery, and the gas usually is contractually bound to specific destinations under the long-term deal sig....
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