Energy
The world is facing an almighty LNG crunch
In time it could bring about an equally disruptive glut
The Economist
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Energy only has value once it arrives. We follow the tankers, LNG carriers, ports and pipelines that move crude, products and gas to market — freight rates, insurance, sanctions lists and the chokepoints from the Black Sea and the Bosporus to Hormuz and Suez that decide who gets supply and at what price.
In time it could bring about an equally disruptive glut
War, weather and outages may still send gas prices soaring
And sinking its oil revenues in the process