Liquefied natural gas has become a major growth driver for the energy industry. Burning much more cleanly than either coal or oil, gas has earned a place in the energy transition—but that place is far from secure. Despite continued strong demand for LNG—which saw Qatar order 12 new LNG carriers—the expected growth in that demand may fail to live up to expectations. What's more, challenges abound on the supply side, from sanctions on Russian LNG to supply chain and regulatory problems with U.S. projects, according to a new report…
