Gas Markets Rely on Underground Storage for System Resilience

Global gas markets are operating in an environment of sustained uncertainty, driven by geopolitical tensions, shifting trade flows, infrastructure constraints, and increasing reliance on Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).

Natural gas has become a critical pillar of energy systems, economic activity, and daily life across import-dependent regions such as Asia and Europe, and markets like Brazil where gas plays an important balancing role.

However, the increased reliance on imported gas and LNG has also heightened exposure to supply disruptions and price volatility.