China is importing less liquefied natural gas despite the start of peak demand season, thanks to an abundant domestic gas supply that has led to lower prices. The Chinese national average for LNG stood at $21.97 per million British thermal units today, Bloomberg reported, almost $10 below the Japan/Korea Marker benchmark. The gas price drop comes as state-owned energy majors finish their gas stockpiling drive and begin to release gas from inventory, the report also said. The sufficient domestic supply has made spot market LNG purchases unappetizing…

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