Free Report:
The Oil Industry is here to stay: A worldwide assessment of current issues
Free Energy Market Research Reports
Automotive
Batteries & Fuel Cells
Chemical Industry & Markets
Coal
Energy
Maps
Metals
Nuclear
Oil & Gas
Petroleum
Power
Renewables
Custom Research
Energy Events & Conferences
Contact
Terms & Conditions
Privacy
The World LNG Market Report 2010-2014
Market Study
Published: December 2009
Pages: 174
Tables: 72
From: GBP 2700.00 Buy Now!
Research from: Douglas-Westwood
Sector: Oil & Gas
This major new report by business analysts Douglas-Westwood examines the current and future prospects, technologies and markets for the LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) sector.
Despite the global recession, the outlook for long-term gas demand remains high. LNG offers an effective alternative to piped gas supply and is seen as an increasingly important solution to the monetisation of isolated gas reserves. Overall global Capex on LNG facilities for the 2010-2014 period is forecast to total over $108 billion - a growth of 10% relative to the 2005-2009 period.
The report is unique in providing a complete overview of the whole LNG process chain, encompassing liquefaction plants, carriers and regasification terminals.
In common with other reports of Douglas-Westwood's acclaimed series, The World LNG Market Report will be useful for executive readers. The report does not assume a detailed technical knowledge of the subject.
Technology review
The report covers the complete LNG chain including liquefaction and regasification processes, LNG transportation and containment systems.
Market prospects
The report identifies trends and expenditure by region and thoroughly discusses on a country-by-country basis the current and future prospects for the LNG plants, carriers, and terminals over the period to 2014.
Using the same in-depth modelling process that is adopted for other reports in this series, The World LNG Market Report presents a five-year market forecast for activity in the sector over 2010-2014, with the timing of expenditure phased to reflect likely project structure.
It includes a series of charts and tables (with five years of historic data) showing the market expenditures in US dollar values over the period, segmented by facility type, region and component.
Contents
> Summary & Conclusions - an executive overview, highlighting worldwide LNG developments, and historic and forecast activity by volume and value.
> The LNG Industry - an introduction to the LNG market including contracting practices.
> LNG Liquefaction - an explanation of all the major LNG liquefaction technologies.
> LNG Transport - description of all the main types of carrier and containment systems.
> LNG Regasification - the receiving and regasification process, associated technologies.
> Global Gas Demand and the LNG Consumers - overview of gas consumption in the context of global energy demand and LNG consumers by region.
> Global Overview of LNG Activity - identification and description of all the prospective developments over the 2010-2014 period, presented on a country by country basis for each of the following regions; Africa, Asia, Australasia, Latin America, Middle East, North America and Western Europe.
> Case Studies - The a more in-depth look at a chosen selection of project developments, one for each region.
> Market Forecast - capital expenditure and import/export capacity in the LNG market over the period to 2014, presented by facility type, region and component.
> Appendices - company and contractor profiles; conversion tables.
> Data Summary - information on LNG liquefaction, carriers, and regasification terminals for 2010-2014.