

Global LNG liquefaction capacity: 1964 (1 MTPA) → 2025 (525 MTPA) → 2030 (740 MTPA projected)
21 July 2026 Key facts: Commercial LNG trade began with CAMEL/Arzew in 1964. Global LNG liquefaction capacity reached approximately 525 MTPA by the end of 2025—more than 500× its initial scale. Around 300 bcm/y of additional LNG export capacity is expected by 2030, led primarily by the United States and Qatar. The chart highlights ten projects and expansion waves that fundamentally changed LNG trade routes, production scale and the geography of global supply. 10 LNG industry


The Next EPC Super-Cycle: Energy for AI
Saudi Arabia's New Energy Export Summary: The next EPC super-cycle is about AI: Saudi Arabia is betting on cheap power ($0.01/kWh), land, and state will to become a global AI hub and exporter of compute. The time for giga-projects is now. The driver of the next infrastructure wave won't be molecules or electrons—it will be algorithms . Saudi Arabia isn't just adopting AI; it's executing a sovereign strategy to pivot its entire economic export model from barrels of oil to t































