Charif Souki, Executive Chairman of Tellurian, joins IEF Secretary General Joseph McMonigle in this new episode to discuss current volatility in natural gas markets caused by surging demand and reduced investment, among other factors. Souki, a pioneer of the US LNG export industry, explains why he thinks the era of well-supplied natural gas markets is ending soon.

IEF Dialogue Dispatch: Possible Ending Era of Well-Supplied Natural Gas Markets

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The IEF Podcast Channel is the home of digital global energy dialogue featuring all of the International Energy Forum (IEF) original podcasts, including the monthly IEF Dialogue Dispatch and more frequent IEF Special Edition Sessions. The IEF is the world’s largest international energy organization with 70 member countries representing both producer and consumer countries. Subscribe to the IEF Podcast Channel to hear thoughtful discussions and guests about energy issues and news, sustainability and energy transitions, and of course, activities at the IEF Secretariat. Available wherever you listen to podcasts. For more information, see www.ief.org

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IEF Dialogue Dispatch: Possible Ending Era of Well-Supplied Natural Gas Markets