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North American LNG 2003: Regulatory and Developmental Update
Utilis Energy, LLC, Jan 2003
North American LNG 2003: Regulatory and Developmental Update, outlines the current market for LNG imports and recent developments which will facilitate the construction of LNG import terminals and related infrastructure in Mexico, the Gulf of Mexico, the Bahamas and the Continental US.
North American LNG 2003: Regulatory and Developmental Update
North American LNG opportunities have never been more attractive. Regulatory and market developments at the close of 2002, combined with recent technology and infrastructure improvements, and rising natural gas prices, have made the importation of greater amounts of LNG a realistic and cost effective supply alternative.
This study offers a concise update on:
The Ferc’s changing view of LNG “open season” and “open access” regulations and its implication for import terminal development and operation
US Coast Guard opinions pertaining to the reactivation and expansion of US LNG terminal assets and the licensing of new deepwater LNG ports
A full text translation of long awaited Government safety standards for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of Mexican LNG terminals
A look at gas market fundamentals, supply/demand and price forecasts, and infrastructure development to import and distribute regassified LNG in the US market
North American LNG 2003, provides a critical update on North American LNG markets and is an invaluable tool for organizations requiring information to make informed decisions for the allocation of investment capital or considering entering into long-term natural gas supply or purchase agreements.
These groups include those:
Trading or supplying natural gas in North America
Involved with the financing and development of LNG infrastructure projects
Utilities and NUGs who consume natural gas to generate electric power
Large industrial and commercial end users of natural gas
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