This edition continues to show the criticality of a well-functioning global gas market at work, as the gas markets have been experiencing the most turbulent period in their history amidst a severe global energy crisis and an ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.The lights stayed on in Europe during 2022 because there was a working global gas market, enabling Europe to attract unprecedented additional volume of LNG to replace lost Russian pipeline supply volumes.A functioning market allowed to redraw the global gas trade map, without interrupting the global movement of molecules. However, in the tight supply conditions such as we have today, that also unfortunately had impacts on demand, forcing consumers to switch to more polluting alternatives, or in some cases shut down operations, while the abnormally high prices left some players in the developing parts of the world out of the market completely.