By Laurel Henning ( September 26, 2017, 15:17 GMT | Insight) -- Asia's willingness to pay more for US imports of liquefied natural gas is set to curb supplies to Europe, while autumn gas stores in the EU are below last year's levels, senior industry experts said today. Asian customers are ready to pay 70 percent more than those in the EU, hampering the European Commission's goals to increase LNG imports to the bloc, a Statoil trading manager told a conference.Asia's willingness to pay more for US imports of liquefied natural gas is set to curb supplies to Europe, while autumn gas stores in the EU are already below last year's levels, senior industry experts said today....
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