Goldman Sachs said that the continued growth in global LNG supply may cause storage facilities in northwestern Europe to become saturated in 2028/2029, putting pressure on the Dutch ownership transfer center and natural gas prices in the Japan/South Korea market to a sufficiently low level to reduce global LNG supply by eliminating arbitrage space for US LNG exports.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
Goldman Sachs said that the continued growth in global LNG supply may cause storage facilities in northwestern Europe to become saturated in 2028/2029, putting pressure on the Dutch ownership transfer center and natural gas prices in the Japan/South Korea market to a sufficiently low level to reduce global LNG supply by eliminating arbitrage space for US LNG exports.