Australia's LNG Exports Near Capacity, Impacting Asia's Fuel Access
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Australias LNG exports are at full capacity, hindering plans to boost shipments to Asia. Prime Minister Albanese secures a deal with Singapore for refined fuels, promising reliable LNG. The Middle East crisis reduces global LNG by up to 20%, making Australia a key supplier. Queensland and Western Australias LNG trains are at 94.6% and 98% capacity, leaving little room for additional cargoes. A few spots like Woodsides North West Shelf or Santos GLNG might squeeze out extra loads, but could increase domestic prices. A US-Iran ceasefire raises hopes for cheaper fuel, and the government urges suppliers to stockpile with loss guarantees to avoid shortages.
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