LNG producers in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) intend to further consolidate their positions in the global market amid rising competition from the likes of Australia, Russia and the United States. The MEA accounts for almost half of the world’s LNG supplies, but defending that position will not be easy. Several countries in the region are boosting their export capacities, but contractual flexibility will remain key if they are to fend off their competitors.
Maintaining a reputation as a reliable supplier will be paramount as...
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