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Long-term demand for LNG will continue to rise, Adnoc Gas CEO says

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“Long-term demand for LNG will continue to rise, Adnoc Gas CEO says”

Demand for gas will continue to rise as the world requires more energy to power the development of artificial intelligence, the chief executive of Adnoc Gas has said. Severe disruption to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz has shut down about one fifth of the world’s monthly liquefied natural gas supply since the Middle East conflict started in February, adversely affecting some countries in Asia, Shell said in its latest LNG outlook. But Fatema Al Nuaimi told Adipec on Tuesday: “Gas is going to…

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