Global LNG Developments and their Impact on Europe

Why does Europe not get more LNG? Europe’s net imports have been steadily increasing up to 2010, then dropped by one tenth over 2010-13. LNG represents now only 20% of total net imports (against one third over 2010-11)…

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Global LNG Developments and their Impact on Europe

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