Last year, the buzz term in the natural gas world was the alarmist cry of “stranded assets”, with headlines shouting that overproduction of shale oil and gas in North America would leave markets oversaturated with product and infrastructure soon to become obsolete thanks to the rise of more affordable wind and solar. Since then, there have been just as many think pieces and reports tempering the stranded asset panic with assurances that natural gas is here to stay. This does not mean that the concern has completely dissipated however, as global gas reserves continue to swell and the effectiveness and affordability of renewables keep improving at a steady clip. This month’s annual Canada Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas Exhibition and Conference was no exception, with China’s demand for liquefied natural gas emerging as a hot topic. While other rapidly developing countries like India can almost certainly be counted on […]