As global demand for natural gas surges and energy security takes centre stage, FLNG and FSRUs are redefining how the world accesses and delivers cleaner energy. With over $18 billion in market value projected for 2025 and a CAGR of nearly 25% through 2033, the floating LNG sector is no longer a niche—it’s a necessity. From Coral Norte in Mozambique to Cedar LNG in Canada, and PFLNG 2 in Malaysia, floating infrastructure is enabling nations to monetise offshore gas, bypass onshore bottlenecks, and fast-track energy access in record time. But with opportunity comes complexity.