EnergyQuest: Australian LNG shipments hit new record in 2024

Australian liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments for 2024 set a new annual record of 82 Mtpa, while LNG export revenue was lower, according to EnergyQuest. This compares to 81.1 Mtpa in 2023, and the previous record of 81.3 Mt shipped during 2022, EnergyQuest said in a new report. The US, Australia, and Qatar are the…

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