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NLNG Advocates Global Cooperation For Sustainable LNG Growth At World Summit

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At the 25th World LNG Summit in Istanbul, Turkey , Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) advocated for enhanced international collaboration to strengthen LNG supply chains, improve market affordability, and support energy growth amid global geopolitical and trade challenges.

According to a statement, Philip Mshelbila, NLNG’s Managing Director and CEO, highlighted the urgent need for coordinated action across the LNG sector to prevent an energy divide and maintain natural gas’s role in a balanced, low-carbon future.

Speaking on the panel “Energy Expansion in a Challenging Global Trade Environment,” he emphasized evolving LNG contracts to manage sovereign risks through diversified supply sources and delivery routes.

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Mshelbila warned that without addressing key issues such as supply bottlenecks, pricing challenges, financing, and decarbonization, global energy expansion could stall. He noted a shift back towards long-term LNG contracts since 2022, driven by increasing market risks.

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He pointed to ongoing capacity increases in the U.S., Qatar, and NLNG’s Train 7 project, which aims to add eight million tonnes per annum, as critical to meeting rising demand.

However, he stressed that affordability is a pressing concern, as high LNG prices have forced some developing countries to revert to coal and other less environmentally friendly fuels.

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Mshelbila warned that without addressing key issues such as supply bottlenecks, pricing challenges, financing, and decarbonization, global energy expansion could stall. He noted a shift back towards long-term LNG contracts since 2022, driven by increasing market risks.

He pointed to ongoing capacity increases in the U.S., Qatar, and NLNG’s Train 7 project, which aims to add eight million tonnes per annum, as critical to meeting rising demand. However, he stressed that affordability is a pressing concern, as high LNG prices have forced some developing countries to revert to coal and other less environmentally friendly fuels..

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The World LNG Summit remains the premier forum for industry leaders to discuss policies, innovations, and future directions in LNG amid evolving global dynamics.

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