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GIIGNL Annual Global LNG Report

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April 29, 2019

In Europe, net LNG imports (after deducting reloads) were up by 2.9 MT (+6.4%) reaching 48.9 MT. Imports into Belgium (+1.0 MT) and the Netherlands (+1.3 MT) rose strongly due to the decline in domestic production in the Netherlands and to the narrowing of price differentials between Northwest Europe and Asia. Author: GIIGNL

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