Churning it out.

The article discusses the liquefied natural gas (LNG) market in 2017 and its prospects in 2018. 2017 marked an oversupply of LNG, which began in 2016, though the winter temperatures have seen high demand in LNG, the issue of oversupply is expected to return in 2018. 2018 is set for increase in LNG production by firms, capacity expansion by LNG exporters, China to lead the growth for Asian demand, declining domestic production of natural gas in Europe, and Australia's LNG capacity at 2018-end.