US gas consumption to reach 963 bcm/y by 2040 – EIA
The United States’ gas consumption is forecast to increase from 793 billion cubic metres per year in 2015 to 963 bcm/y in 2040, the EIA has said.
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French major total is positioning itself to become a major supplier of LNG to Asia in the next decade when the supply glut disappears and demand recovers.
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