China’s LNG Buying Rebounds as Summer Power Demand Surges

China's demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is picking up pace, with June imports expected to hit 5.29 million tons, according to Kpler's forecast. This rise follows a dip in May, when imports fell to 4.9 million tons. The surge is primarily driven by increased power demand due to summer air-conditioning usage. This rebound in LNG buying is significant as it highlights China's efforts to bolster its energy supply amid fluctuating global supply chains and underscores the nation's reliance on natural gas to meet its growing energy needs.