The document discusses the changing dynamics of the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market between free market forces and supply saturation. It notes that while LNG was traditionally sold through long-term contracts for security of supply and finance, markets now foster competition and flexibility. However, the LNG market remains relationship-driven without transparent pricing, and infrastructure development has not kept pace with the desire for quick marketing models. The document suggests security of supply and stable partnerships remain important amid this transition period for the LNG industry.