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GIIGNL: LNG imports increased 5 percent in 2025

By LNG Prime Staff
GIIGNL 2025 LNG imports increased 5 percent to 428 million tons
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Global LNG imports reached a new record of 428 million tons in 2025, rising by 5 percent year-on-year, as the market was reshaped by a strong rebound in European demand and a new wave of Atlantic Basin supply, according to the newest annual report by the international group of LNG importers, GIIGNL.

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