October 2026
Latin America and the Caribbean is entering a defining period for the LNG industry, one that is shaped by weather, geopolitics and a fast-moving wave of new infrastructure.
As a net importing region with natural gas resources that are unevenly distributed and often far from demand centers, it relies on LNG to bridge the gap – most often as a balancing fuel for power systems built around hydropower.
That makes the region’s import demand highly variable and closely tied to the weather, rising sharply during El Niño - driven droughts and falling well below available capacity outside of them.
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