Natural Gas Continues to Be a Cornerstone of Global Energy Transition

Natural Gas Continues to Be a Cornerstone of Global Energy Transition

Across major markets, natural gas is increasingly viewed as a practical transitional energy source due to its relatively lower emissions compared with coal and oil.

Long‑term LNG contracts and strategic acquisitions highlight how companies are positioning gas as a foundation for future energy demand while deploying cleaner technologies.

Companies like ADNOC and Mitsubishi are expanding LNG supply chains that help nations diversify away from more carbon‑intensive fuels.

Midstream operators are adapting infrastructure to handle molecules like hydrogen and ammonia alongside traditional gas, aligning with evolving energy markets.

Industry experts say these developments show how fossil fuels and emerging energy technologies can co‑exist in a balanced transition strategy.