Gas Briefing Breakfast
How could escalating tariffs reshape the LNG landscape?
London
Overview
Since the inauguration of US President Donald Trump, the prospect of tariff wars has sent shockwaves through global markets.
Tariff threats across North America, the imposition of a 15% Chinese import tariff on US LNG, and US import tariffs on metals, such as steel and aluminium, are fuelling uncertainty.
For the global gas market, these measures could disrupt infrastructure development, drive up costs, and alter established trade flows.
Join Kpler on 18 March in London for an in-depth analysis of how escalating tariffs could reshape the LNG landscape and what it means for key market players.
Date & Timings: 18 March, 2025, from 8am to 11am
Venue: Kpler Office
Address: 52 Grosvenor gardens SW1W 0AU, London, UK
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Agenda
- How is US-China LNG trade being affected by China’s 15% US LNG import tariff, what are the risks of a trade war and how are Chinese offtakers of US liquefaction plants re-routing flows?
- Which LNG importing nations have the biggest trade deficit with the US and could be next in line for tariffs?
- What impact could import tariffs on critical materials used to build US liquefaction plants have on construction costs and FID prospects?
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