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GECF says global LNG imports rose sharply in September

By LNG Prime Staff
GECF says global LNG imports rose sharply in September
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Global liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose sharply in September, marking the strongest monthly year-on-year growth since November 2022, according to a new report by the Gas Exporting Countries Forum. In September 2024, global LNG imports increased by 8.9 percent (2.77 Mt) y-o-y to reach 33.75 Mt, Doha-based GECF said in its monthly gas market…

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