Pakistan Faces Looming LNG Shortage as Regional Tensions Escalate
Pakistan's surplus of liquefied natural gas (LNG) has turned into a potential shortage as regional conflicts disrupt supply chains. Explore the growing crisis and its impact.
The ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region have taken a significant toll on Pakistan's energy landscape, transforming the country's once-abundant liquefied natural gas (LNG) surplus into a looming shortage. As the conflict between Iran and its neighbors escalates, Pakistan is bracing for a gas crisis that could have far-reaching consequences for its economy and its people.
Disruption to LNG Supply Chains
Pakistan has traditionally relied on imported LNG to meet its growing energy demands, with the country emerging as a major player in the global LNG market in recent years. However, the regional tensions, particularly the tensions between Iran and its neighbors, have disrupted the supply chains that Pakistan has come to depend on.
The escalating conflict has led to increased security concerns and logistical challenges, making it increasingly difficult for Pakistan to secure reliable LNG shipments. This disruption has resulted in a significant decrease in LNG imports, leaving the country with a growing deficit in its gas supply.
Source: Al Jazeera
