The world’s biggest oil companies are expected to suffer a fall in liquefied natural gas revenues this year as the market volatility that drove big profits in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ebbs.
LNG trading volumes have boomed to record highs since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 after the super-chilled fuel, transported by sea, replaced much of the pipeline gas that previously flowed from Moscow to Europe.
But analysts expect LNG trading revenues, which are driven primarily by price volatility, to fall in 2025 as markets calm after the price swings caused by Russia’s invasion and the subsequent energy crisis.
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