Balancing the Global Gas Market: Northwest Europe as the Pivot Point

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The global gas market will move from tight to loose in the next 2-3 years. Production growth is expected to exceed demand in premium markets. Deliveries to Europe set to grow as a result..

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Balancing the Global Gas Market: Northwest Europe as the Pivot Point

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