Saudi Arabia is looking to buy gas assets in markets ranging from the United States to Africa as the kingdom struggles to meet soaring domestic demand for gas and gain a foothold in a market that is expected to grow at more than double the pace of oil over the next decade.
In October, Saudi Arabia mooted the possibility of investing $5 billion in the Arctic LNG 2 project, Russian independent Novatek’s second liquefaction project after Yamal LNG. The planned facility will consist of three trains,...
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