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Gas Processing & LNG, GasProcessingNews.com and the Gas Processing & LNG News monthly e-newsletter are providing global coverage of the technology, news, projects and trends in the dynamic gas processing industry.

Gas processing has a direct and profound impact on the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the global oil and gas industry. New discoveries and drilling techniques, in combination with advances in process technology, have led to gas processing transport and consumption becoming increasingly cost-effective and efficient. These advances have the potential to redefine global gas markets as well as increase demand and applications for natural gas.

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FEATURED COLUMNS

	Business Trends: Four challenges to Australia’s rising role in the global LNG market -David Gross The past 10 yr have been the decade of natural gas, but the next 10 yr will belong to LNG as countries race to build out their export capacity.
	Editorial Comment -Adrienne Blume Australia and Middle Eastern countries, which have been net LNG exporters, are now foraying into LNG imports due to supply issues.
	Industry Focus: Mixed performance for Africa’s gas markets in 2019 poses questions for next decade -Shem Oirere As 2020 begins, Africa’s gas market is left with a mixed bag of achievements that only partly confirms a prediction by the International Gas Union (IGU) in early 2019 that the continent’s natural gas segment is “facing a potential turning point.”
	Regional Focus: North American NGL to boom alongside petrochemicals -Eugene Khartukov Strong natural gas production and rapidly rising demand from petrochemicals makers have resulted in record-high production of natural gas plant liquids in North America, particularly in the U.S. This growth has been led by ethane.