Special reports

Sheila Contreras, Business Manager, and Fabiola Vasarri, Operations Manager at DNV Industrial Services explore how the Middle East conflict has caused an LNG boom in the US.

The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is entering a decisive phase of transformation. After years of rapid expansion, the focus is shifting from growth and large-scale investment to efficiency, flexibility, and competitiveness.

New analysis from Wood Mackenzie examines how conflict over the Strait of Hormuz could reshape LNG supply, demand, and energy prices through 2045.

The Posidonia 2026 exhibition in Athens will welcomes the largest-ever showcase of modern wind propulsion technologies at the trade fair.

A decade on, the 2026 Power Play Awards continue to build on its mission to connect, celebrate, and elevate remarkable women in the LNG industry.

In the May 2026 issue of LNG Industry, Robert Froehlich and Robin Acworth, Norton Rose Fulbright, provide a 2026 outlook for the Canadian LNG industry. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.

Max Rockall, Sagar Gupta, and Henry Spence, Squire Patton Boggs, consider what happens after the Strait of Hormuz crisis is resolved.

Reducing methane emissions is one of the fastest ways to address near term warming. As Europe prepares for the next phase of the EU Methane Regulation, the focus must now turn to practical, harmonised implementation that can deliver measurable results.

SGMF has published its latest Life Cycle Assessment on LNG, further demonstrating significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional marine fuels.

DNV’s latest white paper, Methane in Shipping: LNG fuelled ships and the switch to low GHG methane, finds that low-greenhouse gas methane (i.e. bio-methane and e-methane) can benefit from this existing infrastructure.

Wood Mackenzie provides some insight into the outlook for the Middle East’s recovery of oil and gas production and transportation amidst the geopolitical tensions in the region.

The 22nd Americas LNG Summit & Exhibition returns at a crucial time for the energy sector with severe disruptions to LNG supply having reinforced one clear reality: North American LNG is increasingly critical to global energy security.

All newly available maritime artificial intelligence services and products will be presented at Posidonia, as the industry is slowly incorporating its potential into everyday operations.

The UK government faces renewed pressure to change its policy on the North Sea and reverse its ban on new exploration licences as Wood Mackenzie analysis reveals the nation is currently set to rely on US LNG for over 60% of gas supply by 2035.

James Barratt, Afolarin Awosika and Simon Machau, Lawyers at Vinson & Elkins, highlight the market impact of recent developments before addressing practical questions of immediate relevance to market participants.