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Pakistan’s June tender for LNG imports received no bids, suggesting the country’s already parlous gas supply position could worsen in the near term. However, longer term, the country is looking to Central Asia, both to meet its own gas needs and potentially enter the LNG market as an exporter. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 7]

Mark Loquan, President at The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited, discusses with NGW the critical role of gas domestically in the country, how to spur greater investment in supply and the competitive edge that its LNG has in global markets.

New ownership structure for four-train Atlantic LNG critical to restart. [Image: Atlantic LNG]

All of this is connected, of course, to the impact of russia's war on gas prices and gas availability. but on a more positive note, what we do see is a stronger impetus for policymakers to quickly shift gear to address problems that are coming. in other words, we learned our lesson from the pandemic and from the war. expect the unexpected. scan the horizon for what may come. take early action. one other thing we know the war in ukraine has done is it's caused a global fragmentation broadly, kristalina, between those western countries who have imposed sanctions and others like china and india a...

Are lower, and sub—saharan africa, europe, where this is not yet happening. and if the deal that was struck on exporting ukrainian grain breaks down, for those that are most dependent on importing food from ukraine, and you rightly pointed out to north africa, it's going to be very, very difficult. i would move the attention today to fertilisers, because this is where we see particular threat for food production and therefore food prices in 2023. fertiliser prices remain very high. production of ammonia in the european union, for example, shrank dramatically. all of this is connected, of cou...