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Asian LNG exposure to the Strait of Hormuz and global LNG trade flows

Asian LNG faces greater Hormuz exposure, but Europe has a bigger winter problem

Chart comparing LNG imports and voyage numbers to Asia and Europe from 2016 to 2025, showing Europe’s LNG imports rising strongly in 2025.

European LNG imports reinforce the region’s role as the global balancing market

Chart showing 2026 year-on-year changes in global LNG imports by Asia, Europe and other regions

European LNG demand is not going away anytime soon

Chart showing year-on-year changes in Germany’s industrial gas consumption from June 2025 to May 2026

European gas market navigates tighter LNG supply and shifting trade flows

Chart showing the USA becoming Europe’s main LNG supplier from 2020 to 2025

Breathing space for the European gas market as LNG supply improves

Diagram showing TTF, JKM and Henry Hub linked through LNG cargo pricing and cross-basin arbitrage

TTF pricing evolves into a near-continuous global LNG benchmark

Chart showing Europe’s LNG capacity rising as LNG demand and gas consumption decline towards 2030.

European LNG imports deepen dependence on US supply

Infographic banner showing Ukraine LNG strategy with a tanker truck, storage facility, and a map highlighting Ukraine.

Ukraine gas supply resilience could increasingly rely on small-scale LNG solutions

Chart showing projected EU LNG supply by country from 2026 to 2030, with Russian LNG falling to zero and US and spot market volumes rising.

Europe’s shift away from Russian gas creates new LNG trade-offs

Line chart showing LNG import volumes for the EU27, China, Japan, South Korea and India from 2016 to 2025.

European LNG market faces rising supply concentration and volatility risks

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