LONDON, November 27, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
CAPEX on Large-Scale Onshore Liquefaction & Regasification and Prospects for Leading Companies
There are a number of exciting LNG liquefaction prospects around the world in 2016, both under construction and prospective. The question is whether the demand of East Asia is strong enough to support the economics of an abundant supply of liquefaction opportunities. This report tackles that question, forecasting the feasibility and likelihood of further liquefaction and regasification investment around the world. In doing so, it makes judgement calls about individual projects under construction and in planning; both in terms of the EPC costs and how likely they are to proceed. As more LNG infrastructure is constructed, an increasingly complex global LNG trade is evolving; one that is becoming ever more important to the shape of the global energy industry. Visiongain assesses that capital expenditure on the development of large-scale onshore LNG liquefaction and regasification terminals will reach $55.08bn in 2016.
The construction of large-scale onshore liquefaction and regasification terminals is a function of the development of the global LNG industry. Investment in such infrastructure is dictated by unique supply and demand circumstances in different geographies, such as the US unconventional oil and gas boom and the future of Japanese nuclear power generation. Our report assesses upstream asset viability, infrastructure EPC costs and demand-side outlook to anticipate the market direction.
The report is divided into two distinct global markets: expenditure on (a) liquefaction and (b) regasification facilities. These global markets are further divided by the most important spaces for infrastructure investment. Detailed tables of all in operation, under construction and planned facilities are also provided, as well as a companies' chapter examining the LNG portfolios of the leading shareholders of LNG capacity.
The report will answer questions such as:
- What are the key trends and factors affecting spending on new liquefaction infrastructure?
- What factors dictate this investment?
- How are the economics of terminals shaping up?
- What is the interplay between expenditure on regasification terminals and liquefaction capacity?
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- How are demand markets for LNG most likely to evolve, and why?
- Who will be the main exporters and importers of LNG over the next decade?
- How will the future global LNG trade routes change?
- How much extra LNG capacity will enter the global market over the next decade?
How will you benefit from this report?
• This report will keep your knowledge base up to speed. Don't get left behind.
• This report will allow you to reinforce strategic decision-making based upon definitive and reliable market data.
• You will be able to realise your company's full potential within the market.
• You will better understand the competitive landscape and identify potential new business opportunities and partnerships.
Five reasons why you must order and read this report today:
1) The report provides a high, medium and low case scenario for global CAPEX and capacity forecasts of the liquefaction market from 2016-2026
2) The report provides CAPEX and capacity forecasts and analyses for the 5 leading liquefaction and regasification market spaces from 2016-2026:
- Australia (Liquefaction)
- Canada (Liquefaction)
- East Africa (Liquefaction)
- Russia (Liquefaction)
- US (Liquefaction)
- Rest of the World (Liquefaction)
o This chapter include individual market outlooks for:
• Iran
• Papua New Guinea
• Qatar
• Trinidad & Tobago
• Algeria
• Angola
• Nigeria
- China (Regasification)
- Europe (Regasification)
- Japan (Regasification)
- South Korea (Regasification)
- India (Regasification)
3) The report also includes Portfolio Details & Analysis of the Leading Companies involved in the Large-Scale LNG Infrastructure Market
- BP
- BG Group
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- BHP Billiton
- Chevron
- CNOOC
- ConocoPhillips
- ExxonMobil
- Mitsubishi
- Mitsui
- Pertamina
- Qatar Petroleum
- Royal Dutch Shell
- Sonatrach
- Total S.A.
- Woodside
4) The analysis is also underpinned by our exclusive interviews with leading experts:
- John Jeffers from Kentz (A SNC-Lavlin Company)
- Carmen Lopez-Contreras from a Leading Oil and Gas Operating Company
- A Senior LNG Advisor from a Oil and Gas Major
- Mike Theobald from AECOM
- Kathleen Eisbrenner from NextDecade LNG
5) The report includes tables of all currently operating, under construction and planned liquefaction and regasification facilities, listing their Location, Operational Year, Status, Capacity, Owner(s) and EPC Cost
- These projects are colour coded based on visiongain's view of how likely the planned project listed is to go ahead.
This independent, 260+ page report guarantees you will remain better informed than your competitors. With 134 tables and figures examining the Onshore Large-Scale LNG market space, the report gives you an immediate, one-stop breakdown of your market. PLUS capital expenditure and capacity forecasts, as well as analysis, from 2016-2026 will keep your knowledge that one step ahead of your rivals.
Who should read this report?
• Anyone within the LNG value chain
• CEOs
• COOs
• CIOs
• Business development managers
• Marketing managers
• Technologists
• Suppliers
• Investors
• Banks
• Government agencies
• Contractors
Don't miss out
This report is essential reading for you or anyone in the energy sector with an interest in LNG. Purchasing this report today will help you to recognise important market opportunities and understand the possibilities there.
Order the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Infrastructure Market 2016-2026: CAPEX on Large-Scale Onshore Liquefaction & Regasification and Prospects for Leading Companies report now. We look forward to receiving your order.
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Companies Mentioned in This Report
4Gas
Aceh Administration
Adani Group
ADNOC
AECOM
AES
AIG Highstar
Air Products and Chemicals
Allnet
Anadarko
Annova LNG
Apache
Arc Logi
Authority of Thailand (EGAT)
BCPI
Bechtel
Bear Head LNG
BG Group
Bharat Petroleum
BHP Billiton
Black & Veatch
Botas
BP
Canada Stewart Energy Group
CB&I
Centrica
Cheniere Energy Partners
Chevron
Chubu Electric Power
Chugoku Electric
CNOOC
CNPC
Codelco
Comunidad Autonoma de Galicia
ConocoPhillips
Cosmo
CPC (Taiwan)
Crossnet
Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering
Dalian Port
DEPA
Dialog Group
Dominion
Dong
Dow Chemical
Downeast LNG
EDF
Edison
Egegaz
EGAS
EGAT
EGPC
Electricity Generating
ENAP
Enel
Energy Transfer Partners
Energy World
Endesa
ENGAS
ENH
ENI
EON
EVF
ExxonMobil
FLEX LNG
Fluor Corporation
Fluxys
Foster Wheeler
Freeport Liquefaction LLC
Fujian Investment
GAIL
Galp Energia
Gangavaram Port Limited
Gas Natural Fenosa
Gasfin
GASSP
Gasunie
Gazprom
Gazprombank
Gaz System SA
GDF Suez
GE
Golar
Goldboro LNG
Groupo Tojeiro
GS Energy
GSPC
Guangdong Gas
Guangdong Yuedian
Gujarat State Petroleum Corp
Gulf LNG
Hainan Development
HEP
Hess
Hiroshima Gas
Hoegh
Hokkaido Gas
Hunt Oil
Hyundai Corporation
I.M. Skaugen
Iberdrola
IHI
Imperial
India Oil Corporation
INPEX
International Power
Interoil
Iran LNG Company
IRIDE
Irving Oil
Itochu
Iwatani
JAPEX
JGC Corporation
Jiangsu Guoxin
JILCO
Jogmec
Jovo Group
JX Nippon
Kanematsu
Kansai Electric
KBR Corporation
Kestrel Energy
KG Berau
KG Wiriagar
Kentz
Kinder Morgan
Kitakyushu LNG
KM LNG
KOGAS
K-Power
KUFPEC
Kyushu Electric Power Company
Linde Group
LNG Japan
LNG Limited
LNC
Louisiana LNG
Magnolia
Marathon Oil
Marubeni
Medco
MedGas LNG
Metrogas
Michael Smith
Mitsubishi
Mitsui
MODEC
MSEB Holdings
National Grid Transco
NExen Energy
NextDecade
NGC Trinidad
Nihonkai LNG
Ningbo Power
Nippon Oil
NNPC
Novatek
OIL
Oil Search
Oman LNG
Oman Oil
OMV
ONGC
Ophir Energy
Oregon LNG
Origin Energy
Osaka Gas
Pacific Oil and Gas
Pavilion Energy
Pertamina
PetroChina
Petoro
Petromin
PetroleumBRUNEI
Petronas
Petronet
Pieridae Energy
Plinacro
POSCO
PTT
PTTEP
Publigas
Qatar Petroleum
Quicksilver
Regasificadora del Noroeste, S.A.
REN
Repsol
Rosneft
Royal Vopak
RREEF
RWE-DEA
Sabine Pass Liquefaction
Saibu Gas
Samsung Heavy Industries
San Leon Energy
Santos
Sasol
SCT&E LNG
Sempra
Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Group
Shell
Shenergy Group
Shenzhen Energy Group
Shizuoka Gas
Silk Road Fund
Singapore LNG
Sinopec
SK Corporation
SK Energy
SK Innovation Co. Ltd
SNC Lavalin Group
SOCAR
Sonagas
Sonangol
Sonatrach
Sorgenia
Southern LNG
Southern Union
Spectra
Statoil
Steelhead LNG
Talisman
Technip
TEPCO
Texas LNG
Thunderbird LNG
TIDCO
Toho Gas
Tohoku
Tokyo Gas
TonenGeneral
Total S.A.
Toyo Engineering
TransCanada
Tullow
UBE Industries
Union Fenosa
Venture Global
VICO Indonesia
Veresen Inc
Vopak
WesPac
Woodfibre
Wintershall
Woodside
WorleyParsons
Yemen Gas Company
Zhejiang Energy Group Co Ltd
ZHA FLNG Purchaser
Government Agencies and Other Organisation Mentioned in This Report
BJP (India)
British Geological Survey (BGS)
DECC
DoE - US Department of Energy
EIA - Energy Information Administration
EITI (the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative)
EU - European Union
Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (Germany)
FERC - Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (US)
Frelimo
Government of Brunei
Government of Oman
IEA - International Energy Agency
IMF - International Monetary Fund
Ministry of Water Resources
NASA
National Development and Reform Council of China
National Energy Administration (China)
NERA
NOAA
Renamo
Russian Development Bank, VEB
Russian National Wealth Fund
State Owned Enterprise Ministry (SoE) (Indonesia)
The Alberta Geological Survey
Transparency International
UK Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
World Bank
World Economic Forum
