Global Liquified Natural Gas Trade under Energy Transition

With the recent rising attention and debates on the role of natural gas, especially liquid natural gas, in energy transition, it is critical to have a consistent approach in assessing uncertainties and dynamics in the global gas market during the next two to three decades. There are two objectives of this paper. The first one is to estimate and discuss the impacts of the global liquified natural gas (LNG) trade under a low-carbon scenario using a partial equilibrium model. The second objective is to discuss the role of a structural economic model in empirical analysis and strategy design under a regime shift, such as an energy transition, for the global natural gas market.

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This paper focuses on the impact of global LNG trade under a low-carbon scenario and discusses the role of a structural economic model in energy transition. It proposes a consistent approach for assessing uncertainties and dynamics in the global gas market in the next two to three decades.