Global demand for natural gas may increase by 31% in the next 30 years, and its share in the global energy balance will increase from 23% to 26%. The head of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), Philip Shalabilla, spoke about this in an interview with Vesti journalist, Alexandra Soborova. In his estimation, natural gas will remain an important source of energy due to its low emissions compared to other hydrocarbons and its role in the energy transition. In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram | "Russia 24" live broadcast.

Global demand for natural gas may increase by 31% in the next 30 years, and its share in the global energy balance will increase from 23% to 26%. The head of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), Philip Shalabilla, spoke about this in an interview with Vesti journalist, Alexandra Soborova. In his estimation, natural gas will remain an important source of energy due to its low emissions compared to other hydrocarbons and its role in the energy transition. In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram | "Russia 24" live broadcast.