The balance of power in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) marketplace has shifted to the consumer given the ongoing ramp-up in supply and the fall in cost of competing fuels. Although spot LNG prices have plummeted in the last two years, there is little to suggest a recovery any time soon.
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