S&P Global Energy LNG Insights MCP Server

**Overview**

The LNG Market Insights MCP tool provides comprehensive insight and data coverage of the global LNG industry.

Users can utilize a rich set of document‑based content types that provide market interpretation, industry context, forward‑looking insights, and scenario analysis. Across document types, content is consistently tagged by geography, basin, commodity, and timeframe, enabling structured discovery and AI‑driven retrieval.

**Core document types**

- Real‑time news and analysis delivers timely coverage of price movements, geopolitical events, outages, tenders, shipping disruptions, and market sentiment.
- Recurring market indicator reports synthesize pricing and spreads, freight trends, and supply-demand fundamentals.
- In‑depth market profiles and project reports offer comprehensive views of individual LNG markets and supply projects, covering infrastructure, contracts, demand drivers, policy context, and long‑term outlooks.
- Event-driven research reports provide concise, chart‑driven analytics of themes such as supply, demand, capacity, and trade flows.

**Structured data layer**

The structured data layer of the LNG MCP is organized into clearly defined table groups that mirror the physical, commercial, and financial structure of the global LNG market.

- Core assets and contracts tables cover liquefaction projects, regasification terminals, project phases, capacities, outages, shareholders, capacity rights, and long‑term and short‑term offtake contracts, providing a project‑level view of infrastructure development and ownership.
- Supply and demand forecast tables deliver monthly, short‑term and long‑term projections of LNG supply by export project and demand by import market, with full point‑in‑time versioning to track forecast evolution.
- Shipping, cargo, and vessel tables capture LNG carrier specifications, fleet composition, chartering activity, and granular cargo voyage events, including load and discharge volumes, counterparties, trade routes, and re‑exports.
- Pricing and economics tables include historical and forecast LNG price markers, bilateral customs prices, charter rate forecasts, daily route‑level netbacks, and US Gulf netback forecasts, supporting arbitrage and profitability analysis.
- Complementary market fundamentals, tenders, geography reference, and weather tables provide country‑coast classifications, LNG tenders, gas and LNG balances, and weather drivers that influence demand.

Together, these table groups form an integrated, AI‑ready representation of the LNG value chain.