The world is facing an almighty LNG crunch - The Economist
Source: The Economist
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DW NOTE
The Economist identifies an LNG supply crunch at precisely the moment when 20% of global LNG exports transit a waterway that has been effectively closed for eight days. Qatar alone ships 25% of the world's LNG through Hormuz — none of it is moving. The article frames this as future risk; the shortage is already here.
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