Asia Pacific > LNG ship building outpaces gas demand, not compliant even with most conservative climate scenario, report says

LNG ship building outpaces gas demand, not compliant even with most conservative climate scenario, report says

Published 13:18 on October 14, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:18 on October 14, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, International, Shipping, South Korea

The ‘golden age’ of gas and the expanding trade in LNG has led to a glut of carriers being built that is incompatible with even the most conservative climate outlook from the International Energy Agency, a think tank said Monday.
The ‘golden age’ of gas and the expanding trade in LNG has led to a glut of carriers being built that is incompatible with even the most conservative climate outlook from the International Energy Agency, a think tank said Monday.


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