The document discusses the changing landscape of the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market and challenges facing LNG exporters and importers. It notes the increasing dominance of LNG, questions whether the size of reserves is enough, and explores issues like a lack of energy efficiency in importing countries, the use of LNG for peak supply, and storage challenges. It also examines the transition from a seller's market to one where markets are more reactive and flexible, and the need for real partnerships between buyers and sellers in the changing LNG industry.

1. Taking a closer look at the Gulf region Rudolf Huber Head of Business Development, EconGas GmbH Rotterdam, 4 March 2009