China’s LNG outlook darkens as growth halves
China increased its LNG imports in 2014, but at a much slower rate than previous years, while pipeline volumes continued to grow strongly.
The Amu Darya gas project in Turkmenistan, which feeds China via the Central Asia-China Pipeline. (CNPC)
China increased its LNG imports in 2014, but at a much slower rate than previous years, while pipeline volumes continued to grow strongly.
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