Global gas supply

Global gas supply refers to the amount of natural gas produced worldwide and made available for consumption. It depends on factors like exploration, production capabilities, infrastructure, and geopolitical stability. Countries with significant gas reserves, such as Russia, the US, and countries in the Middle East, contribute heavily to global supply. The availability of natural gas influences energy prices, heating, electricity generation, and industrial processes. Since gas markets are interconnected, disruptions in one region can affect supply and prices globally. Advances in technology, geopolitical events, and shifts toward renewable energy also impact the balance of global gas supply over time.