Refined Products, Chemicals, Maritime & Shipping, Agriculture, Energy Transition, Crude Oil, NGLs, Gasoline, LPG, Biofuel, Renewables, Wet Freight
September 04, 2025
What is behind diverging LPG fundamentals over the summer period?
Featuring Gary Clark, Geraint Moody, Matthew Tracey-Cook, and George Delaney
During the summer season, warmer temperatures and muted levels of demand should traditionally bring length to the LPG markets. This certainly appears to have materialized in the propane markets, but a tightness in the butane market seems to be painting a different picture. How has supply been affected over the summer months, and what can we expect from the LPG market in the short-term with re-emerging trends such as winter gasoline blending?
Join host Gary Clark in a conversation with frontline reporters Geraint Moody and Matthew Tracey-Cook.
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