Ensuring access to secure, affordable, and lower-emission energy is one of today’s most pressing global challenges, especially as geopolitical risks, weather-driven disruptions, and uneven infrastructure strain existing systems. In this context, liquefied natural gas (LNG) is emerging as a reliable, adaptable solution that strengthens energy security while supporting long-term diversification.
LNG is the cleanest-burning fossil fuel and offers a flexible, tradable supply that can be shipped globally, including to countries without pipeline infrastructure. As renewables continue to scale, LNG provides a dependable, on-demand complement that helps balance supply and reduce volatility.
With global natural gas demand expected to rise by 34% by 2050, LNG is set to remain a key part of the evolving energy mix.
Here’s a look at how LNG is produced, transported, and delivered — and how Hanwha is advancing technologies and infrastructure across the LNG value chain.
