Panama does not produce natural gas and is not a supplier in the global market. The country's energy matrix relies primarily on hydroelectric power, which accounts for the majority of domestic electricity generation, supplemented by imported petroleum products. Panama has no known commercial natural gas reserves or production infrastructure. For energy needs beyond hydroelectric capacity, the country depends on oil imports and has explored liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals to diversify its energy mix, but it remains a net energy importer rather than a supplier.