ShareThe commercialization of the LNG business.
Author(s) : NISSEN D., ADAMCHAK F., PRATT R.
Summary
A significant short-term trade in LNG has emerged in parallel with the traditional "project" business model. New projects are going ahead with less than full two-train sales. Prospective LNG supply outpaces new demand. New markets with new requirements will play an important role. The paper analyses the sources and structure of current short-term LNG trades. It then evaluates potential commercial developments for short-term business and for long-term project structures. The strategic role of shipping is evaluated.
Details
- Original title: The commercialization of the LNG business.
- Record ID : 1999-2718
- Languages: English
- Source: LNG 12: 12th International congress on liquefied natural gas.
- Publication date: 1998/05/04
- Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.
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Indexing
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Themes:
LNG and LPG;
Applications of liquified gases - Keywords: Optimization; World; LNG; Marketing
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