Core Insights - During the week of February 2 to February 8, China imported a total of approximately 840,000 tons of LNG, a decrease from the previous week's import of 1,050,000 tons [1] - The forecast for the upcoming week of February 9 to February 15 indicates that China is expected to import around 1,240,000 tons of LNG [4] Import Analysis - A total of 12 LNG vessels were imported during the week of February 2 to February 8, with Qatar supplying 4 vessels, accounting for approximately 43% of the total imports [4] - The highest volume of LNG was received at the Jiangsu Rudong LNG terminal, with 2 vessels totaling about 160,000 tons [4] Upcoming Imports - For the week of February 9 to February 15, 18 LNG vessels are expected to arrive, with significant contributions from Malaysia and Qatar [5] - Key terminals for the upcoming week include Shanghai Yangshan, Tianjin National Pipeline, and Guangdong Shenzhen, among others [5] E-Gas System Overview - The E-Gas system, developed by the China Economic Information Service in collaboration with the Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Exchange, provides real-time statistics on LNG international trade and other energy industry data [6]