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LNG High Value Pack
LNGReports, June 2010, Pages: 1,640
A package of 6 comprehensive reports including
- World LNG Export and Import Markets to 2015- Analysis and Forecasts of Terminal wise Capacity and Associated Contracts, LNG Trade movements and Prices
- Global LNG Market Trends, Outlook and Business Prospects to 2015
- Global FLNG (Floating LNG) Development and Outlook to 2015- The new investment Destination
- Outlook of Future LNG Markets- Analysis and Forecasts of Upcoming 20 Potential LNG Markets
- Fastest growing 10 LNG markets- Analysis of Growth Drivers, Trends and Forecasts of Capacities, Contracts, Trade Movements, Prices, Capital Investments and Market Structures
- Analysis of Top 10 LNG Companies- Competitive Strategies, Planned Investments, Market Structures and SWOT Analysis
World LNG Export and Import Markets to 2015- Analysis and Forecasts of Terminal wise Capacity and Associated Contracts, LNG Trade movements and Prices Description
'Global LNG industry is in a state of flux. The industry is poised to grow strongly in the long term but due to the recent recession and abrupt competition from alternative sources like shale gas most companies are witnessing a dip in profits.
The clean fuel has transformed itself from a regionally traded fuel to a globally trading energy source. Low price, environmental friendliness and declining construction costs of LNG have resulted in a large number of countries and companies investing in LNG. United States alone has around 30 planned regasification terminals scheduled by 2015. This growth in demand is further fuelled by Asian and European countries, which have been converting their oil fired power plants to gas fired plants.
However, the recent recession effect has drastically affected the LNG industry. LNG was priced around $8/MMBtu in early 2008 and spot price was around $13/MMBtu. But, unlike oil price, which has bounced back, LNG is still trading at around $4-$5/MMBtu, which is affecting the profitability of most of the companies. Further, technological developments in shale gas are expected to impact the LNG growth, particularly in United States and few European countries.
Amidst such uncertainties, the “Global LNG Trends Outlook and Business Prospects” provides a clear insight into the current and future outlook of LNG industry. Backed up by strong quantitative data, insights in the report aid you in formulation of your expansion, retention strategies and in merger and acquisition decisions. The report evaluates the existing and upcoming LNG markets and provides you the required analysis and data to identify the potential investment destinations.
Research and Analysis Highlights:
- Currently, the global LNG Export capacity is 262 mtpa and the LNG import capacity is 565 mtpa. By 2015, LNGReports expects these to grow by 90% and 105% respectively.
- A total of 16 importing and 6 exporting markets are set to enter the global LNG trade by 2015.
- Australia and United States will emerge as the leading LNG export and import markets surpassing Qatar and Japan respectively.
- The number of LNG tankers sailing across the world will increase to around 400 in the next three years.
- C3MR, optimized cascade, APX processes continue to be the dominating liquefaction technologies used in planned terminals in the near future.
- Despite US sanctions, Iran will mark its presence in global LNG export market through its Iran LNG terminal.
- Strong GDP growth in China and India will ensure that these markets will remain profitable and promising for LNG suppliers across the globe.
- Floating LNG export markets is still in its growth stage but is expected to play a major role by 2015.
- While large national oil companies (NOCs) continue to dominate the global liquefaction industry, private players will dominate the global regasification industry.
- More than US$140 billion will be invested in construction of new LNG export plants between 2010 and 2015.
Global LNG Market Trends, Outlook and Business Prospects to 2015 Description
Global LNG industry is in a state of flux. The industry is poised to grow strongly in the long term but due to the recent recession and abrupt competition from alternative sources like shale gas most companies are witnessing a dip in profits.
The clean fuel has transformed itself from a regionally traded fuel to a globally trading energy source. Low price, environmental friendliness and declining construction costs of LNG have resulted in a large number of countries and companies investing in LNG. United States alone has around 30 planned regasification terminals scheduled by 2015. This growth in demand is further fuelled by Asian and European countries, which have been converting their oil fired power plants to gas fired plants.
However, the recent recession effect has drastically affected the LNG industry. LNG was priced around $8/MMBtu in early 2008 and spot price was around $13/MMBtu. But, unlike oil price, which has bounced back, LNG is still trading at around $4-$5/MMBtu, which is affecting the profitability of most of the companies. Further, technological developments in shale gas are expected to impact the LNG growth, particularly in United States and few European countries.
Amidst such uncertainties, the “Global LNG Trends Outlook and Business Prospects” provides a clear insight into the current and future outlook of LNG industry. Backed up by strong quantitative data, insights in the report aid you in formulation of your expansion, retention strategies and in merger and acquisition decisions. The report evaluates the existing and upcoming LNG markets and provides you the required analysis and data to identify the potential investment destinations.
Research and Analysis Highlights:
- Currently, the global LNG Export capacity is 262 mtpa and the LNG import capacity is 565 mtpa. By 2015, LNGReports expects these to grow by 90% and 105% respectively.
- A total of 16 importing and 6 exporting markets are set to enter the global LNG trade by 2015.
- Australia and United States will emerge as the leading LNG export and import markets surpassing Qatar and Japan respectively.
- The number of LNG tankers sailing across the world will increase to around 400 in the next three years.
- C3MR, optimized cascade, APX processes continue to be the dominating liquefaction technologies used in planned terminals in the near future.
- Despite US sanctions, Iran will mark its presence in global LNG export market through its Iran LNG terminal.
- Strong GDP growth in China and India will ensure that these markets will remain profitable and promising for LNG suppliers across the globe.
- Floating LNG export markets is still in its growth stage but is expected to play a major role by 2015.
- While large national oil companies (NOCs) continue to dominate the global liquefaction industry, private players will dominate the global regasification industry.
- More than US$140 billion will be invested in construction of new LNG export plants between 2010 and 2015.'
Global FLNG (Floating LNG) Development and Outlook to 2015- The new investment Destination
Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) business has been witnessing a rapid growth since 2005 and has now emerged as one of the leading destinations for most of the oil and gas companies. Building on its strategic advantages of low cost, low price and ability to capitalize stranded reserves, most companies and countries are opting for FLNG. Latest developments in the technology are leading to construction of a large number of fleet (or barges) that can sail (or towed) to offshore gas discoveries, extract gas, liquefy it and offload the LNG to tankers for shipping to end-markets.
To ensure that the LNG companies don’t fall behind in the race to invest in FLNG and to ensure that their investments are diverted to right locations, LNGReports have come up with a brand new report on FLNG-“Global FLNG (Floating LNG) Development and Outlook to 2015- The new investment Destination'.
In addition to introducing you to different technologies, different FLNG facilities and components, the report allows you to identify the prospects of market through planned investments and capacity outlooks. The report enables you to identify key markets, companies, technologies and facilities being used in global and regional FLNG industry. The report is designed in a user friendly style and assumes the reader doesn’t have a prior knowledge of FLNG technologies and concepts.
Outlook of Future LNG Markets- Analysis and Forecasts of Upcoming 20 Potential LNG Markets Description
Global LNG markets have evolved strongly over the last decade. With declining construction and operational costs, the spread of LNG markets is rising rapidly. Robust natural gas demand coupled with supply diversity advantages are resulting in an increased number of countries participating in world LNG trade. Between 2010 and 2015, 21 new countries are expected to start LNG trading, providing a strong scope for companies existing or planning to enter LNG market.
Entry of these markets is expected to result in diversification of global LNG market and growth in trade volumes. However, the price bases will not alter in the near future. On one hand, the industry provides a larger scope of investments for new entrants and existing players but on the other hand, it can reduce the domination of the existing majors.
To evaluate the pros and cons of entering these markets and making contracts with companies in these countries, LNGReports has come up with the brand new report “Outlook of Future LNG Markets- Analysis and Forecasts of Upcoming 20 Potential LNG Markets”. The report evaluates each of these markets through new innovative tools like benchmarking and positioning map. Further, through information on planned investments and market structures, the report gives you a complete insight into 21 evolving LNG markets
Fastest growing 10 LNG markets- Analysis of Growth Drivers, Trends and Forecasts of Capacities, Contracts, Trade Movements, Prices, Capital Investments and Market Structures Description
The scope of global LNG trade has been increasing with increasing number of countries entering the industry. However, only few markets are growing rapidly outpacing other markets. These markets provide continuous investment, M&A, trade contract opportunities. Backed up by strong government support, reserves, demand and expertise of companies, these markets are providing immense opportunities for national and international companies.
LNGReports’ “Fastest growing 10 LNG markets- Analysis of Growth Drivers, Trends and Forecasts of Capacities, Contracts, Trade Movements, Prices, Capital Investments and Market Structures” identifies the 5 fastest growing liquefaction markets including Australia, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Egypt and Algeria and 5 regasification markets including United States, Italy, China, France and Mexico. In addition to giving an in-depth outlook of these markets to 2015, the report analyzes the key growth drivers and potential opportunities offered by these markets. It also provides detailed information on all existing and planned LNG terminals, trades, contracts, companies in these 10 markets.
Analysis of Top 10 LNG Companies- Competitive Strategies, Planned Investments, Market Structures and SWOT Analysis Description
“Analysis of Top 10 LNG Companies- Competitive Strategies, Planned Investments, Market Structures and SWOT Analysis” is a comprehensive report from LNGReports on global LNG majors. The report analyzes the 5 major LNG exporting companies including Qatar Petroleum, Nigeria LNG Limited, Petroliam Nasional Berhard, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Sonatrach and 5 LNG importing companies including Korea Gas Corporation, Cheniere Energy Inc, Tokyo Electric Power Company Inc, Enagas S.A, GDF Suez S.A.
The premium report provides historical and forecasted analysis of top 10 LNG companies’ operations in each country, competitive strategies and their contracts. Further, the report also provides business profiles, financial information of these companies. Through innovative analytical tools like LNG value chain analysis, SWOT analysis and benchmarking.
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