LNG Buyers Seek Supply Diversity After Iran War

Global LNG buyers and sellers are pursuing supply diversity and alternative routes following the Iran war. Importers are turning to suppliers in West Africa, Indonesia, and other regions to replace halted shipments.

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Oman LNG’s CEO Hamed Al Naamany, ExxonMobil’s Chairman of LNG Market Development and Vice President, Global LNG Marketing Andrew Barry, Cheniere’s Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer Anatol Feygin, INPEX Corporation’s President and CEO Takayuki Ueda and PTT’s Senior Executive Vice President of International Trading Business Unit Jaturong Worawitsurawatthana attend a session at

Global LNG buyers scrambled to diversify supply routes and secure alternative volumes from West Africa to Indonesia after conflict involving Iran severely disrupted Gulf shipments. The disruption cut 36 million metric tons of supply from the Middle East, forcing importers to lean heavily on spot markets.

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