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Global Gas Atlas 2025

XLSlides gas field guide · Sources, licences & modelling notes

Where natural gas is produced, how it travels, and where it is burned. A selected inventory of gas assets and modelled connections. Reference year 2025; imported 30 October 2026. Not a live production, capacity-availability or vessel tracker. Click anything on the map, or search below.

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Click a dot, square, triangle or line on the map. Circles are gas fields (brown onshore, blue offshore), red squares are gas power plants, triangles are LNG plants (green) and import terminals (purple), thin lines are pipelines and blue curves are LNG lanes.

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    Sources & licences

    • Gas fields: Global Energy Monitor, Global Oil and Gas Extraction Tracker (March 2026), CC BY 4.0, updated with regulator, company and press data for 2025; country totals normalised to the Energy Institute Statistical Review 2026.
    • Pipelines and LNG terminals: Global Energy Monitor, Global Gas Infrastructure Tracker (Nov 2025) and LNG Terminals (Oct 2026), CC BY 4.0. Route geometry is GEM's; 2025 flows from operators, ENTSOG, EIA and customs where reported.
    • Power plants: Global Energy Monitor, Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker (Aug 2026), CC BY 4.0. Gas-fired generation by country: Ember via Our World in Data.
    • LNG trade: GIIGNL Annual Report 2026 (2025 matrix). Pipeline trade: Energy Institute matrices updated with EIA, Gazprom, Gassco and customs data. Prices: World Bank, EIA.
    • Field splits, country calibration, terminal allocations, lane routing and revenue include modelling. Not every layer has basis and confidence tags. Source labels do not turn calibrated output into a measured asset value.
    • Basemap: Natural Earth (public domain).