GNL : un guide non technique.

LNG: a nontechnical guide.

Type de monographie : Ouvrage, Guide/Manuel

Résumé

The demand for natural gas rises annually, straining existing suppliers, and emerging markets often aren't accessible by pipeline. The guide presents, in everyday language and real-world examples, LNG as the most viable energy answer. Using even the most conservative estimates, demand for LNG internationally will double by 2020, and billions of dollars will be needed for the infrastructure investment. This straightforward explanation of a complex industry proves that LNG can deliver a critical link in the energy demands of international economies. With a proven track record of safety and reliability, the LNG industry stands ready to bridge the international gap between supply and demand in energy transport. Extract from the table of contents: the liquefied natural gas industry; evolution of the LNG industry; evolution of the global gas and LNG markets; LNG chain: the project nature of the LNG business; upstream natural gas; the liquefaction plant; LNG tankers; LNG import terminals; orchestration and financing of an LNG project; global liquefaction projects; the economics of an LNG project; upstream gas supply agreements; sale and purchase contracts; LNG tanker contracts; shipping conventions and regulations; import-related project siting and regulatory issues; LNG import terminal use agreements; the future of LNG.

Détails

Titre original : LNG: a nontechnical guide.
Identifiant de la fiche : 2009-0926
Langues : Anglais
Sujet : Chiffres, économie, Réglementation
Édition : PennWell Corporation - États-unis/États-unis
Date d'édition : 2007
ISBN : 9780878148851
Source : Source : 458 p. (15.5 x 23.3); fig.; phot.; tabl.; ref.; index; append.; USD 69.
Document disponible en consultation à la bibliothèque du siège de l'IIF uniquement.

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