Since natural gas can now be liquefied and transported to the highest bidder around the world, booming demand in China, India and Southeast Asia is having a significant impact. Demand trends will stoke the natural gas flame for years to come.

As you can see from the chart above, liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been one of the fastest-growing energy markets in the United States. In 2001, 240 bcf (billion cubic feet) of LNG were imported. Six years later, in 2007, 240 bcf of LNG in just the first four months of the year.

But something changed last August. LNG imports were slashed. The decline in LNG imports coincided with a surge of more than 93% in natural gas prices here in North America.

You see, the U.S. isn’t dependent upon LNG imports for natural gas… but natural gas prices are highly dependent on LNG imports. In the past, LNG has always been there to fill that extra bit of demand that exceeds domestic production.

But when LNG isn’t available to fill that gap, prices soar.

It’s no wonder that Michael Stoppard, director of global LNG at Cambridge Energy Research Associates, claims LNG is “the next truly global energy business opportunity.” Learn how to capitalize on the global natural gas boom here.

Good investing,

Andrew Mickey

Editor in chief, BreakAway Investor

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