Pakistan: an ocean outlet for Central Asian gas? [Gas in Transition]

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]

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