July 2018
Bonus Report: LNG Technology
Decline in LNG contract lengths and volumes raises future supply concerns
A dramatic acceleration of a trend toward smaller volumes and shorter tenures for LNG contracts in 2017 highlights the growing commoditization of the global LNG market, even as it raises troubling questions about future supply.
The Author
Jason Feer is the Global Head of Business Intelligence at Poten & Partners. Prior to joining Poten in 2014, he served as COO Americas for Argus Media from 2011–2014, and as the head of Argus’ Asia Pacific business from 2003–2011. In this role, he oversaw the development of new products focused on petroleum, LNG, LPG, coal, base oils, biofuels and other products. With more than 25 yr of experience in global energy markets, Mr. Feer has worked in Asia, Latin America, Europe and the US. His specialties include markets, project development and the politics of oil.
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